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Feb
E925 V995 X50 Pro78 RX65e – extreme K band test – Forward
Author: admin | Category: escort 8500 radar detector
Bel Express 925, Bel Vector 995 rev.6.3, Escort Passport 8500 X50 rev. 6.3, Whistler Pro78 rev.C, Bel Pro RX65e rev. 6.4 vs. Fotorapid C photoradar (K band – 24.125 GHz). All units in Highway mode, X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF (RX65e narrow KaN1-KaN2).
Athermic windshield decreased performance, so it’s the worst case scenario.
See also Backward test: http://pl.youtube.com/watch?v=YzGBtEwJa2I
Duration : 0:2:1
Bel Express 925, Bel Vector 995 rev.6.3, Escort Passport 8500 X50 rev. 6.3, Whistler Pro78 rev.C, Bel Pro RX65e rev. 6.4 vs. Fotorapid C photoradar (K band – 24.125 GHz). All units in Highway mode, X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF (RX65e narrow KaN1-KaN2).
Valentine One 3.864 (U + X band) vs Beltronics Professional RX65e (rev 6.4 X,K,KaN1,KaN2) vs Escort Passport 9500i (X,K,Ka) against Ramet AD9 C photoradar (Ka band: 34.025 GHz, inbuilt within a car)
Bel Pro RX65 rev. 6.1 (standard – retail v.; X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF) vs Fotorapid C photoradar (24.125 GHz).
Valentine One 3.864 (U + X band) vs Beltronics Professional RX65e (rev 6.4 X,K,KaN1,KaN2) vs Escort Passport 9500ci (X,K,Ka, antenna module low in bumper) against Ramet AD9 C photoradar (Ka band: 34.004 GHz, inbuilt within a car)
Escort Passport 9500ci (X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF, antenna module low in bumper) vs Fotorapid C photoradar (24.125 GHz).
Bel Pro RX65e rev 6.4 vs Bel Pro RX65 rev 6.1 against Fotorapid C photoradar (K band – 24.125 GHz). Both units in Highway mode, X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF (RX65e Ka Narrow: KaN1, KaN2).
Escort Passport 8500 X50 EURO (rev 6.5 X,K,K_PULS,KaN1,KaN2 – ON, RDR,POP,SWS – OFF), Beltronics Professional RX65e (rev 6.5 X,K,KaN1,KaN2 – ON, POP,SWS – OFF), Ramet AD9 C photoradar (Ka band: 34.032 GHz, radar antenna under rear bumper of a car)
Escort Passport 9500ci (X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF, antenna module low in bumper) vs Fotorapid C photoradar (24.125 GHz).
Escort Passport 9500ci (X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF, antenna module low in bumper) vs Ramet AD9 photoradar (stationary version – “P”; Ka band – 34.007 GHz). Please notice that rain and moisture seriously reduce detection.