radar detector
1.Remove "A" pillar
2. Remove fuse panel cover,Wire in hot and ground
3. Pull back headliner a little and feed radar unit wire to desired spot
4. Put radar on glass and connect wire
It probably took me 15 minutes.
Just like U240 said: Go for cordless if you want convenience and plan on driving in many other peoples cars, but realize that there is
going to be a performance loss compared to a unit that is receiving full power ALL THE TIME.
Look how bad it did in the over the hill radar testing at the bottom of this page.
http://guysoflidar.com/radar-detecto...ctor-test.html
Do yourself a favor and get the Valentine One and hardwire it. If you want to move it from car to car, get another hardwire kit from Valentine Research and put it in the other car.
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