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Old 04-06-2008, 04:33 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Default Blue Escort Passport 9500I install

Just got my 1st pictures up of my install. Just wanted to share.

I had a problem with mounting to the dots above RVM so i made a plexi glass cut out and used heavy double sided tape. I figured it looked cleaner and would do the least restriction of the GPS signal. I also have the external amplified speaker plugged into the headphone jack with a special clip to hold the wires out of the way.



I have the 9500I hard wired high to the left of the RVM 1/2 under the tint strip so its pretty stealthy if your not using a flash (the one below is an 8500).




I took apart the hard wire smart cord and drilled 3 holes into a blank switch spot, then covered with a black rubber peace to dim the buttons (they were too bright). It also helped make the mute button more flush. I have a new cover im working on that will have a small kill switch for a blue hard wire smart cord.



This is a view from the other side, you can see the heavy duty wax tape that prevents the 9500I from squeaking against the plexi glass.

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Default Re: Blue 9500I install.

nice...do you run both radar detectors together at the same time.... any leakage problem....if no leakage problem good to have both...one down low for the laser protection.
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Old 04-07-2008, 10:28 AM   #3 (permalink)
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Default Re: Blue 9500I install.

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nice...do you run both radar detectors together at the same time.... any leakage problem....if no leakage problem good to have both...one down low for the laser protection.
I never run them at the same time, I was doing that for comparison testing (one on, when one off).
I did test running them at the same time and i found the detection range on K & X would be decreased by one or the other, i never got falsing from ether RD, just a decrease in detection range.
My old K40 would always set off my 8500 so I didn’t even test if it affected detection range.
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I never run them at the same time, I was doing that for comparison testing (one on, when one off).
I did test running them at the same time and i found the detection range on K & X would be decreased by one or the other, i never got falsing from ether RD, just a decrease in detection range.
My old K40 would always set off my 8500 so I didn’t even test if it affected detection range.

man... I need to do a test then...sometimes I run my bel 980 and the v1 together....never get any leakage as far as alerts...the distance being effected...possibly....never tried a test to see if it effected the range of the v1
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Old 04-07-2008, 10:57 AM   #5 (permalink)
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Default Re: Blue 9500I install.

Ya it was a surprise to me too. The old K40 would set off RDs running the same time, but I guess with the filtering RD's have now it just suppresses it.
The decrease in range was almost 100ft at times or a second or so.
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Ya it was a surprise to me too. The old K40 would set off RDs running the same time, but I guess with the filtering RD's have now it just suppresses it.
The decrease in range was almost 100ft at times or a second or so.
note to self...remove Bel 980 from my car
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note to self...remove Bel 980 from my car
You got that backwards, remove the V1 from your car.
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Default Re: Blue 9500I install.

Obviously i really like my Blue 9500I, now my exterior of my car matches it.

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