Interstate 19 Northbound. (Green Valley, AZ) Includes the signage used to define AZ DPS Mobile Speed Enforcement Zones. Also includes how to find hiding DPS on Interstate crossovers
This video discusses the usefulness of the Directional notification found on Trinity based devices like the Escort 9500ix and the Cheetah products.
Nothing Special Here people just me doing a Video on a Escort 8500 X50 Blue display radar detector Vs a K Ban Speed Sign (k 24.153) in a place called Picton in the south island of new zealand. i wanted to video some police cars and ka ban detection but its not safe to do it while im driving plus its a manual need two hands to drive
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This is a comparison of the Trapster system on a Windows mobile device (Samsung Omnia) and Trapster on a Garmin PND (Garmin 265WT) and the Escort 9500ix Radar detector. All Trapster devices were set at default distance notifications. The Escort 9500ix has no adjustment. This video also indicates the signage placement of the signs associated with the Pima County’s Speed Enforcement Zone Until you get fairl close to the signs you can not clearly see the Speed Limit Sign.
Any fan of driving knows that getting into a fast car and letting the rubber meet the road is one of life’s greatest guilty pleasures. The sound of the wind breaking as the car screams down the roadway and the feeling of going fast is what many drivers live for. However, those plans can be derailed if the car isn’t equipped with a top-of-the-line speed detector. Speed detectors, especially those that are GPS enabled, make for a better driving experience on the road. Here are just some of the many reasons why:
1. GPS technology is used in the GPS radar detection systems because it can track the rate of speed of the vehicle. Going above and beyond the speedometer’s functionality, this speed tracker actually alerts the driver when they are approaching dangerous speeds and are likely to get nabbed for speeding by a police radar gun. This feature is great because the driver can adjust modes when the speed will be changing to eliminate the danger of receiving a speeding ticket. These units generally refer to this option as “city mode” and “highway mode”.
2. GPS radar detectors help with 360 degree protection for radar and laser bands. Covering a full circle of protection around the vehicle, these devices actually scan in all directions no matter which direction the vehicle is driving in. This means that long-range protection is even more reliable than ever before. Yesterday’s single beam of protection is old news; enter today’s 360 degree protection!
3. False alarms can make using speed detectors a real hassle. Some drivers report that their units give false alarms so frequently that they simply shut them off when driving – out of frustration! This is not what hard-earned dollars should buy you in a radar detector. Instead, choose a unit, such as the GPS-enabled Escort Passport 9500ix, that offers false alarm protection. This means that “other” signals such as car alarm systems, automatic door, and garage door openers are no longer sources of false alarms.
4. GPS speed detectors generally cost a bit more than their lacking counterparts…and for good reason. One of the most important features in a radar detector is its ability to warn the driver so they can slow down. With a unit like the Escort Passport 9500ix, for example, clear and audible voice alerts sound to warn the driver of a police signal or speed trap coming up. This gives the driver plenty of time to slow down. Further, these GPS-enables units also come equipped with the ability to warn drivers of red light cameras and speed cameras!
5. Last, but not least, is the speed detectors’ ability to pinpoint where a car is on the road and alert the driver to the exact location of a stationary speed trap. These red light cameras and speed cameras are being installed in large cities and small towns alike, so knowing when one is approaching makes all the difference! With the added bonus of an existing pre-programmed database of thousands of locations of speed traps in North America, this GPS radar detector is king!No matter what type of budget you’re working with, for around $500 you can have the very best in GPS radar detectors on the market today. With all of the features and benefits they offer a driver, who wouldn’t opt for one of these versus the “standard” radar detectors out there?
If have a driver’s license, then you must have auto insurance. That’s fair enough, since there are no guarantees in life. You could be the most cautious driver in the world, and still get involved in a fender-bender. However, the key when paying auto insurance is to pay the minimum amount possible. Unfortunately, that’s simply not possible after receiving a ticket for a moving violation—such as for speeding. Fortunately, various GPS sensors of radars, such as escort 8500 radar detectors can help to minimize your auto insurance rates.
You might be wondering: how common are speeding tickets in the USA? Consider these basic facts. Every day of the year, over 100,000 motorists in the United States alone get speeding tickets. That equals over 41 MILLION speeding tickets annually. To put it another way, over 15% of all motorists get a speeding ticket every year.
How do these numbers translate into dollars and cents? The average speeding ticket has a price tag of $150. In fines for the speeding tickets alone, that equals about $6,000,000,000 (yes, billion with a “b”). After receiving a speeding ticket, the points on your driving record will remain there for at least three years. Consider that the average increase in car insurance expenses for a single speeding ticket is $900. That means that car insurance companies annually earn roughly $37 BILLION from speeding tickets alone.
Considering the fact that about 95% of motorists who get speeding tickets never contest them, the insurance companies usually get their money. But they’re only concerned about the safety of their customers, right? Isn’t that why they’re always supporting lower speed limits? If something seems too-good-to-be-true, then it probably is. Car insurance companies know that if speed limits drop, then more motorists will get speeding tickets. More speeding tickets results in more revenue for auto insurance businesses. And to top it all off, there is absolutely NO correlation between how many tickets traffic police issue in a particular region, and the number of vehicular accidents in that area.
Basically, the only way to minimize your insurance rate in terms of speeding tickets—is not to get them in the first place. No tickets mean no surcharges and no increases in your auto insurance premium. While you have several options available in terms of a detector of radars, you should certainly consider a GPS model. These units can help to minimize false alarms; and can alert you of changes in speed limits, where speed traps are common, and when radars-detecting cameras are nearby. Essentially the cat-and-mouse game between motorists and the police officers is based on technology. If you have up-to-date units for detecting police anti-speeding equipment, then you can avoid getting speeding tickets and the high costs linked to them.
Car insurance is already high enough, and it can be particularly high if you’re below 25-years-old. The key is to prevent your car insurance rates from increasing. Using an effective detector of radars can help you to avoid insurance costs that increase faster than speeds at a NASCAR race.
Demonstration of the sensitivity of an Escort Passport 8500 X50 Radar and Laser Detector.
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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)
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Bel Pro RX65 rev. 6.1 (standard – retail v.; X-K-Ka ON, POP-SWS OFF) vs Fotorapid C photoradar (24.125 GHz).
See all test here: http://www.youtube.com/view_play_list?p=189859F162D16815
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