Need Help
I used to live in Delaware, and drove the I-95 corridor a LOT (my brother lives in Sebring).
My choice was the V1. There are filtering options built in that should tone down the junk, too. I just like the arrows/bogie counter.
Back in 2000, I was driving down I-95 from DE to FL. I was in SC, in this area, the median strip is VERY wide. I picked up a pot load of signals from in front, and slowed. There was a MASSIVE SCHP speed trap set up. I passed it at the speed limit, and continued south, still picking up the signals, this time from behind. However, the front started to go off again! The funny part? Those that missed the trap had already sped back up to 80+. I was sticking closer to the speed limit, mainly, because my V1 was still picking up multiple, strong signals from behind... then came the new ones from the front - A SECOND SPEED TRAP!
I don't believe any other detector would have caught that 2nd trap as obviously as the V1 did - sure, they would have found the signals, but they would not have deliniated them from existing, and they sure as hell would not have increased a bogie counter.
The 2nd trap had several officers with a number of violators. I was not among them.
As for POP and laser... well... they are all dubious at best. POP is so hard to capture and laser is lucky at best. To catch laser, you have to be in the pie slice set up by the gun - if you are not, you won't get jack.
Think of it this way:
Imagine this symbol "<" is the laser transmission, the starting point being the closed end, the only way you will get a laser signal of note is if the detector is actually within the open ends span... as I said, pie slice.
I have detected many a laser signal with my V1... but only because the towns that used them set them up for exact frontal hits... and I was behind the initial target cars.
Personally, I haven't seen much laser on the interstates... it seems to be the provenance of the small towns, who got all those guns for free from Gieco a few years ago.









