A Must see Valentine one Vs Stalker DSR2 in the same car (Police car)

he used valentine one because i Requested that he make a video with the valentine one please people don't put him down or give him the thumps down i believe we should thank him for making the videos he's not against radar detectors as far as i know. not only that all you here all over these and many other forums is things like. v1 is the king,v1 is the best, get a v1, v1 has the best range, blah blah blah so why not Test with the best if most people say it is.

I Would love to here a thank you for the police officer who took time out to share something with us some videos on his radar some of us may or may not of learns something but if no one puts the information out there for people to find how are we ment to find it learn it. I Believe Knowledge Is Power and the more of it the better

I don't think anyone has anything against him, we just question whether the V1 would have caught the I/O shots had it been in another vehicle about a 1/2 mile away.

I'm betting it would.

Anyone out there with an Escort 9500i or ix try quick triggering with a radar gun. I guarantee you the Escort will not alert nearly as many times as the V1 did. I have tried this myself.

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Originally Posted by Just1n

Anyone out there with an Escort 9500i or ix try quick triggering with a radar gun. I guarantee you the Escort will not alert nearly as many times as the V1 did. I have tried this myself.

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I have with my 9500ix and I didn't see the problem. But im not a fast trigger ether. :D

When I say quick trigger, I mean use a handheld radar unit and literally just pull the trigger and release. Almost like clicking the mouse on a computer. You will get a speed almost every time. You can clock car after car and the Escort won't go off. On the V1, it may not go off every time, but on the V1 it will go off more often than the Escort.

This has nothing to do with detection, though. It has more to do with filtering. Escort doesn't want their units to be as chatty, so it waits for the signal to be present for a longer period of time before alerting. The V1s threshold is much lower.

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Anyone out there with an Escort 9500i or ix try quick triggering with a radar gun. I guarantee you the Escort will not alert nearly as many times as the V1 did. I have tried this myself.

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I don't care what detector you put in the place of the V1. The results would have largely been the same.

It has nothing to do with the detector being used, it is a matter of physics.

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"Escort is better vs the V1 and they have more patents vs ANY OTHER COMPANY including the V1."

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By that logic, Cobra must be the best of all because they have more bands than ANY OTHER COMPANY including Escort! :lol:

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Originally Posted by pyro74boy

"Escort is better vs the V1 and they have more patents vs ANY OTHER COMPANY including the V1."

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By that logic, Cobra must be the best of all because they have more bands than ANY OTHER COMPANY including Escort! :lol:

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And most of Escorts patents Mike V did. ;)

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Originally Posted by CJR238

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Originally Posted by Stealth Stalker

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Originally Posted by pyro74boy

"Escort is better vs the V1 and they have more patents vs ANY OTHER COMPANY including the V1."

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By that logic, Cobra must be the best of all because they have more bands than ANY OTHER COMPANY including Escort! :lol:

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And most of Escorts patents Mike V did. ;)

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:cool:

Like happya$$ said, he overloaded the horn of the V1.:(