Can you recognize these radar detectors?

[RadarReviews_Net]

User on here posted some of his collection of radar detectors he has over time, some are very old units...can you recognize all of them in the picture?

http://www.radarreviews.net/gallery/?n=27

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For sure some old escorts in there!

[Anonymous]

These units probably were developed before I was born. Imagine using older V1 in the 1980s (Yes they were establish in 1992 but still) since there were very few I/O. My Dad had a RD back in early 90s and he claimed that they worked very well in Houston. I don't remember him telling me about I/O. Those days had to be very easy for older High-End RD. Now, you got Laser and I/O Ka.

[RadarReviews_Net]

Originally Posted by Anonymous

These units probably were developed before I was born. Imagine using older V1 in the 1980s (Yes they were establish in 1992 but still) since there were very few I/O. My Dad had a RD back in early 90s and he claimed that they worked very well in Houston. I don't remember him telling me about I/O. Those days had to be very easy for older High-End RD. Now, you got Laser and I/O Ka.

I would love to have the V1 that is up this date and use it back then when instant on radar and laser never existed.... just wouldnt be fair to the cops ! :

[Nighthawk243]

Back with those old detectors, I/O and Laser were nonexistent. IIRC, X band was the most common in the days of the Cobra Trapshooter, and some areas were starting to use K band.

[Anonymous]

Originally Posted by RadarReviews_Net

I would love to have the V1 that is up this date and use it back then when instant on radar and laser never existed.... just wouldnt be fair to the cops ! :

Heck, that would be great. I would go as fast as possible on Highway (Driving safely).