Pants on?

Obviously we all know V1 is the best detector out there

but it's even better w/ their newer, albeit w/ a decent premium, Savvy unit.



The Savvy plugs into your OBDII port to get power (obviously tapping into a switched wire or fuse panel isn't hard) but cool part of Savvy is how it automatically mutes on signals below XX (a user settable) vehicle speed. You do get initial beep at full volume (as if another bogey found) but it immediately goes to your mute below XX speed. Great for shopping centers, residential areas, etc.

Been using it for a few weeks in my DD but hadn't seen mention here so thought I'd pass along.

OK, now you can all return your 981 pantone nuance discussions...

(PS - sharp looking car Laz... can't wait to the see pictures of G-man's)

... the 981 Pantone nuance discussion board, hasn't it?
Happy Pantoning,
Pedro

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Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/18/2012 09:08PM by Laz. (view changes)

Barely...

"A mile of highway will take you one mile. A mile of runway will take you anywhere."

It seems to be - not even a hint of a panty line.

Oh, wait - you mean the V1. Last time I checked (right after the POLICE took my ' friend's ' V1), the V1 IS detectable.

The Bell STi Driver isn't detectable.

My friend misses the arrows, but doesn't miss getting busted.

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