Comments on: How to Hard Wire Your Radar Detector http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector Radar Detector Reviews Tue, 03 Jan 2012 19:29:43 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: weld3z http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector/comment-page-1#comment-2331 weld3z Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:57:10 +0000 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector#comment-2331 nice, thank you nice, thank you

]]> By: throat68 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector/comment-page-1#comment-2330 throat68 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 19:14:16 +0000 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector#comment-2330 i have two questions first i have a beltronics vector 995 radar detector i was wondering if that was a good detector i paid $100 for it off craigslist also i have the mute button on the bottom of my wire do they make a hardwire with that button built onto it i really like that i have two questions
first i have a beltronics vector 995 radar detector i was wondering if that was a good detector i paid $100 for it off craigslist
also i have the mute button on the bottom of my wire do they make a hardwire with that button built onto it i really like that

]]> By: radarroy http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector/comment-page-1#comment-2329 radarroy Fri, 30 Apr 2010 18:19:25 +0000 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector#comment-2329 Well it tuned for overseas use more than US, I would had recommend the RX65 over this unit Well it tuned for overseas use more than US, I would had recommend the RX65 over this unit

]]> By: stevenc131 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector/comment-page-1#comment-2328 stevenc131 Fri, 30 Apr 2010 17:33:26 +0000 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector#comment-2328 If you have a rearview (inside) mirror that has a power cord running to it, you can use an Invisicord or Stealh Cord to get power to your detector. Mirrors that are auto-dimming or have garage openers usually have an external power cord. Both the Invisicord or Stealth Cord plug into the connector on the power cord. You just need to find the switched wire(switches off with ignition) and a ground wire on the power cord connector. Sounds more complicated than it is. If you have a rearview (inside) mirror that has a power cord running to it, you can use an Invisicord or Stealh Cord to get power to your detector. Mirrors that are auto-dimming or have garage openers usually have an external power cord.

Both the Invisicord or Stealth Cord plug into the connector on the power cord. You just need to find the switched wire(switches off with ignition) and a ground wire on the power cord connector.

Sounds more complicated than it is.

]]> By: RickRossCars http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector/comment-page-1#comment-2327 RickRossCars Fri, 30 Apr 2010 16:53:29 +0000 http://www.radardetectorexperts.com/escort-9500ix-radar-detectors/how-to-hard-wire-your-radar-detector#comment-2327 This exact video is what I based my 8500x50 installation on, just how Roy does it. Works great!!!!! This exact video is what I based my 8500×50 installation on, just how Roy does it. Works great!!!!!

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