Uniden R3DSP R3 Dsp Radar Detector with GPS
I have been using Escort Redline since 2013 and on my last trip from California to Oregon, CHP was marked on the border between Cali and Oregon. I wonder why he did not warn me to stay with me. The officer asked me if the radar detector had exploded and refused. I asked him if he was using Ca and he replied that this is all they used in Northern California. Fortunately, the officer was nice enough to let me out and warn me (Zone 45, 51 mph). A red "service request" appeared after the day. I sent Redline to Escort and received 139.99 service, but at the same time I needed a reliable detector, so I bought R3. I've heard good reviews on this topic and several Vortex Radar YouTube videos have shown me how to set it up right according to my logic. A week after the weekend, I traveled from Los Angeles to Las Vegas. He saved me twice on a hill on Highway 15 and I liked the distance R3 greeted at Ca signal. He warned me two miles before he returned me to the CHP officer in Baker.
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After a week and a half I got a Redline and decided to test performance with R3. Don't get me wrong, love my topic. I saved bacon more than I remember, but when I headed east on Highway 60 near Roland Heights, the R3 motorway came out. After about 3 to 4 seconds, the newly updated and repaired red streak changed and (antenna / program) became a new dual representing the Ka band. I did this twice on the way home. I'm not happy with Redline performance, but I'm happy R3 did it. I tested it for a few days and got similar results. However, the K Gangs red line chose about 1 to 3 seconds before R3, but in Cali Cali Ka is my group. Now I'm on Redline on eBay and are selling it.
I would like to configure it from R3. Q-Ride, screen settings, low battery indicator, automatic shutdown when battery is low, easy software update, GPS, auto save mute, etc. R3 gets hot when turned on, but doesn't seem to affect performance. However, I don't like fixed vacuum cleaners because the small size is unstable for me and the bigger one is too big for me. However, in the end, I used a mini stand because it was in the rearview mirror, which I can't see from the back. The power cord is good because it is an additional USB port that you can use to charge other devices. I installed the device under the rear view mirror on the windshield, and I can mute the device without using a power cord to access the device. I finished the mirror line with an old RJ11 telephone cord, two tabs, heat shrinkage and welding (I don't pay $ 19 for the wire in the mirror power cord). If you want to look, the red line is the energy and green ground in the RJ11 connection.