How does it attach to the detector?
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There is a slot in the unit which allows you to slide it over the square metal piece you see on the mount.
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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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The metal tang on the mount slides into the detector and locks into place when fully engaged. The detector has a button that allows removal from the mount.
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The Cobra detector has a slit that the tab on the mounting bracket slides into and locks in place. I think this is unique to Cobra detectors. The slit on the detector faces the front of the car when installed properly.
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You have to follow the installation procedures exactly to make the detectors link. There is a sequence necessary to make them discoverable as the same linked network. Once properly linked, they will all sound together when a test or alarm is triggered.
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Somewhere that is convienent and accessible. It has a bracket that is mounted with 2 sided tape and the unit slides in and then connected by 2 phone jack connectors(one for power and one to the detector). It can then be removed to use in another vehicle or to update when needed.
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It simply has a loop on each end. You will need hooks or something similar to attach it. Hope this helps.
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This item comes with a strap and buckle or screws. I mounted it to the front passenger's grab hande on the dash with the strap in my Geo Tracker. Works great
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The kit comes with a mount plate that the detector clips in to. I'm using Scoth DualLock (a super Velcro like system) to hold the mount plate onto my Brake Master Cylinder cover. It works great.
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Not sure if it would work for a radar detector. It is for use with one large suction cup, if I remember correctly most radar detectors have 2 small cups and I think it would be to wide for the suction surface. Hope this helps
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It comes with a clip to mount on your smoker grid/grate. just make sure if you are indirect, the probe is indirect as well.
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It screws into the base of the spot light. It replaces the sensor that was there and went defective.
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Yes very easy. The detector still slides on the same rail the factory mount uses. The suction cup mount is easy as well, you flip the lever and pull it off the window. Either one takes two seconds.
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It is a screw in this is a fantastic detector I have two of them never a problem .
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Like Jot said, there is a small compartment that holds the two AA batteries. I sometimes have trouble getting it to slide out. Try applying some downward pressure while pulling on it. Another thing would be the pin. There is a lockout pin that came with the detector that is designed to keep the battery compartment from being opened. If it is in it, you would need to remove it before the compartment is opened. I don't use the pins myself because I change the batteries twice a year.
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You must twist the detector bit which then comes off of the mounting plate. It's not difficult at all.
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2 mounting screws and a small hole for the wire are needed. The mounting screw holes may align with holes from prior detectors
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The cigarette lighter, but the power cord connection to the unit is extremely loose causing the detector to turn off and on over rough bumps which is extremely annoying.
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yes. It is stated in the manual.You also can modify the circuit to build your own detector.
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Power cord (coiled kind), WINDSHIELD MOUNT (no dash mount). Plus the GPS attachment that detaches to get updates from computer (their software could be a bit more user friendly, as I wasnt sure mine had updated until I plugged it into side of detector again)