what is the average distance of detection if I fit it on the windshield?
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Zero.I bought 2 of these and neither one works.Whistler did nothing for me .If you can still return it, do so.
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On a long straight away mine picked up about i mile away. Also picks up when one is coming up from behind. Love this thing and whis I'd got it sooner.
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I stopped using this unit because it never did work right. The one I have goes off almost constantly, which makes it worthless to me.
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If you set it to "H" (highway mode) then it will detect further away, and you won't get the alerts when you pass through a parkinglot. It you have it on "C" which is city, it will detect Everything. But to answer your question, about half a mile to a mile in Highway Mode.
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I've picked up signals from 3/4 to 1 mile out on the highway; 1/2 mile in town.
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I am unsure of each vehicle application. I would measure the back window and compare it to the size of the shade.
2013141
I do not have a radar detector. I do not need one. But, I suspect the NAVGEAR UDM will work to keep your radar detector device in place on the dash. If not, just slow down and avoid the alternative. :)
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There is a slot in the back of the detector the mount "tongue" slides into. The metal is mailable enough that the detector can be positioned properly according to the windshields slope when attached via the three suction cups.
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Not sure about the slant of your windshield, or if it matters. That said, if you stuck the device to a flat surface, the total extended distance of the arm and hardware which holds the device equals 5.25 inches or 13.3 cm.
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visual estimate from the one I have mounted: greater than 5 feet, most likely less than 6 feet.
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I would not expect it to. The Amazon site claims "Motion detecting range 40 ft Operating range up to 800 ft" Can you place the sensor within the 40 ft of the mailbox? I would expect yes and it would definetly sense the car. However you want the receiver 300 yards away. I believe that would be 900 ft which is 100 feet beyond an ideal case line-of-sight no obstruction situation which is the norm for a manufacturers specification. My general experience would suggest that if you get half (400ft) the rating under good conditions, you're lucky.
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I don't know, I use it on my windshield, my guess would be know, unless your dash is smooth.
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You will be able to see not as much as if the camera was to be outside. NOW, the distance marks will not show the distance the way that it shows on a normal position right under the rear bumper. Yo will have to guess distance, for that matter just look out the window.
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I don't know specifics, as I purchased it for my dad when his broke, but I took it on one trip and it has to be at least 4' long. Long enough to reach way up on a long dashboard for me to put it on the left side of the windshield. Sorry I can't be of more help!
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It's about 2-3 feet. It's more than enough to be routed back through the original path of the OEM sensor and fits perfectly.
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virtually nothing. If you've ever had one of those windshield Sun screens , about like that
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I would have to say no, due to the bracket configuration. I ended up installing mine where the detector site right under my mirror.
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Easley 20 feet plus, I am about 30 feet back from the street, and I have to point the sensor down a little to keep the cars on the street from turning my light on. The manual says 50 feet, and I have no doubt it will detect from 50 feet. To date, I am totally satisfied with this unit, even at -5 degrees F this detector functions perfectly, better than any other motion detector I have ever had. Mine did not come with an ezplate, as I only ordered the sensor.
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It would work as good. My GPS connects to Window on vehicles, helps with glare on bright days.
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Please note that the night vision visibility is around 30ft-60ft depending on the location and the environment you installed in.
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Get a proximity sensor and talking module. It will help alert when people get too close to your car