It's no V1 or 9500ix but...
#1
It's no V1 or 9500ix but...
Whistler XTR-580 Laser-Radar Detector $45 Deal - Reviews and Compare Prices
I've heard these really aren't too bad and work the majority of the time. Pretty good price for anyone not willing/able to shell out the cash for a V1 or otherwise.
I've heard these really aren't too bad and work the majority of the time. Pretty good price for anyone not willing/able to shell out the cash for a V1 or otherwise.
#2
This should go in...
https://teamspeed.com/forums/gadgets...deals-day.html
EDIT: never mind, just saw it in there
https://teamspeed.com/forums/gadgets...deals-day.html
EDIT: never mind, just saw it in there
#3
This should go in...
https://teamspeed.com/forums/gadgets...deals-day.html
EDIT: never mind, just saw it in there
https://teamspeed.com/forums/gadgets...deals-day.html
EDIT: never mind, just saw it in there
Yea I figured it was worthy of a thread here for those who don't look in the gadgets forum.
#5
Cool. I'm thinking about buying one myself. MSRP is 170usd so it can't be too horrible, and if it ends up being a dud I'll only be out 50usd.
#6
Speeding is an expensive hobby, and if you want to do it properly you should have the full suite of top notch countermeasures - Laser Interceptor/Blinder + 9500CI/V1/K40.
Otherwise you are better off just driving conservatively.
Saving $250 on a detector is just dumb, given that the cost of just one ticket is a lot more than that when you factor in insurance cost impact.
Otherwise you are better off just driving conservatively.
Saving $250 on a detector is just dumb, given that the cost of just one ticket is a lot more than that when you factor in insurance cost impact.
#7
Speeding is an expensive hobby, and if you want to do it properly you should have the full suite of top notch countermeasures - Laser Interceptor/Blinder + 9500CI/V1/K40.
Otherwise you are better off just driving conservatively.
Saving $250 on a detector is just dumb, given that the cost of just one ticket is a lot more than that when you factor in insurance cost impact.
Otherwise you are better off just driving conservatively.
Saving $250 on a detector is just dumb, given that the cost of just one ticket is a lot more than that when you factor in insurance cost impact.
Last edited by STLG; 04-15-2011 at 06:00 PM.
#8
Call them and ask if they have any open box units available for sale. Sometimes they get returns under their 30 day no hassle return policy. These open box units have a new detector warranty.
#9
Sweet, I'll keep that in mind.