Passport 8500 hardwire install

admin — Thu, 03 Jun 2010 12:07:47 +0000

How I installed my 8500.

Z-Mount & Invisicord Radar Detector Install – Trailblazer SS Escort 8500

admin — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 13:28:54 +0000

Installation of Radar Detector (Passport 8500) on a Trailblazer SS using Z-Mount and Invisicord Application: Trailblazer SS Invisicord: 8″ ( www.invisicord.com) Z-Mount: Stationary Z Mount ( www.countryjoycrafts.com )

Escort 9500ci Radar Detector – Install and Review

admin — Sat, 06 Mar 2010 08:05:25 +0000

Radar Roy installs the new Escort 9500ci radar detector going over the many features and accessories of the detector and also tests the laser jammer

Escort QI45 Radar Detector Install

admin — Sun, 14 Feb 2010 15:38:34 +0000

Escort QI45 radar detector install video part one. Radar Roy demonstrates the installation of the QI45 remote mounted radar detector and the Shifter Pack laser jammer system.

4 Key Reasons to Install a GPS Detector in Your Car or Truck

admin — Sun, 07 Feb 2010 15:32:24 +0000

Why would you need a GPS detector instead of simply a more basic machine for detecting radar? In the cat-and-mouse game with traffic officers, this is certainly a valid question. Here are some of the biggest benefits of having such equipment in your vehicle:

1. It can provide you with warnings about speed cameras

Whether we’re on back roads or highways, most of us drivers don’t intentionally speed while operating a vehicle. Oftentimes the situation is like watching a movie with subtitles: it’s virtually impossible to keep your eyes on the road and on the speedometer simultaneously. So while we certainly should obey the speed limit, sometimes we simply lose track of how fast we’re driving. When that happens, having a detector, such as an escort 9500ix can alert us about unseen speed traps.

2. It can prevent tickets, fines, and points on your driving record

This may seem like one of the most obvious benefits of a speed camera detector, though it’s certainly worth noting. Just one speeding ticket can have a drastic impact on your driving. It begins with the actual ticket and chargers. For most of us, any type of extra vehicular fees can seem like taking out a car loan.

However, that’s only the tip of the iceberg. The real costs of getting a speeding ticket are related to your driving record and car insurance. For instance, expect points to stay on your driving record for multiple years. Additionally, your car insurance company will likely charge you a surcharge for receiving a speeding ticket. And if grass is green, you should expect your insurance premiums to rise substantially. To make matters worse, if you’re below 25-years-old, you should be prepared for your premiums to go through the roof.

3. It provides you with voice warnings and speed limits at camera locations

These are welcome warnings when you’re on the road. The highway patrol continues to equip itself with better equipment and use more advanced techniques to catch speeders. And as long as you live in any state of the USA not named Virginia, it’s legal for you to activate radar detectors in your vehicle. So these extra warnings are certainly beneficial if you want to avoid tickets, fines, and higher insurance premiums.

4. They often double as radar detectors

Aside from warning you about toll booth cameras and traffic cameras, some GPS detectors also provide you with the same warnings that traditional radar detectors do. The features of both types of machines are certainly worthwhile, basically providing you with a two-for-one purchase. Even when you’re being particularly cautious about how fast you’re driving, it’s helpful to have all of the tools available—in order to avoid speeding tickets.

Even cautious drivers can break the speed limit and get a ticket for it. Fortunately, tools such as GPS detector can provide you with warnings to keep you free of speeding tickets. If you’re on a budget, such warnings to prevent tickets and extra costs can sound as melodious as the tunes on your car stereo.

Escort 9500ci Radar Detector review and install

admin — Fri, 05 Feb 2010 00:46:35 +0000