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What are you guys running, radar detector wise, mounts, com-integration, etc. Thanks in advance!
I bought a ram Radar https://www.rammount.com/part/RAM-B-174-300-1U full kit mount for my DVT new but not use, if you are interest here is the pix retail over $54 your for $40 shippedWhat are you guys running, radar detector wise, mounts, com-integration, etc. Thanks in advance!
english ... please?V1 mounted on my Swmotech tank bag. Used their god brackets modified it a little. Wired the V1 BT dongle inside the tank bag. Power to tank bag powers RD too. Dongle talks to V1 Driver app which sends alerts to Neotec integrated Sena 10U. It’s configurable for HFP (phone) or AD2P (?)(music) protocol. That helps to adjust sena priority. The later 20 series sends have more flexibility in this regard. But for standalone (not also using intercom or gps) the setup works well.
The/an alternative to this is to use Sena’s own BT transmitter. But you need the older one that will do HFP or BT and the use a hard wired connection from the radar detector to the audio innof Senas transmitter. For V1 that takes their audio adapter or a simple cable with a capacitor to carve out the audio.
LOL. I do see a typo in there. It's not god brackets, it's GPS brackets. Forum flaw, I can't edit it. The rest, if someone is really interested I'll elaborate on any pointenglish ... please?
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Legality differs per state and if you're like me you may also cross the border into Canada often, where it's also illegal.You guys are lucky to be able to use these! Here in Australia (other than in 1 state) it is totally illegal. In NSW if we are caught it's a $1600 fine and 9 points on your license (can only accrue 13 before you're suspended from driving). I find it amazing that the police can fine you for being privy to the use of a specific band of RF energy but I guess that's the price of "freedom"...
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Ontario is the worst. Cops use a detector-detector and will confiscate and destroy a radar detector before your eyes if they catch you using one. Some people carry a throw-away (dummy) detector to hand over if they get caught. They are legal in British Columbia not sure about other provinces.