Well, I guess I am not going to be coming by you anytime soon! If I have
to smash my radar detector on the ground, I would be slightly upset.
Besides, I didn't buy the thing anyway. I got it from my dad as a new
truck gift. Gotta love it!
Later,
Geoffrey
~~~~~98 DAK CC 3.9L~~~~~
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>My b/f has a radar detecter that somehow has 3 detectors built in. (and
>this is in VA) I have heard about the "detector detectors" but I have
>never heard of anyone that has gotten caught by one. (He has his
>detectors in his Trans Am and gets pulled over all the time....never
has
>he gotten caught for that.) The only time I've heard of people getting
>caught the cops actually SAW the detectors and they had to throw them
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>the ground and smash them up...they didn't get ticketed. Perhaps they
>were just very lucky.
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>-Jodi
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>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Michael Z-Sykes [SMTP:MSykes@su.edu]
>> Sent: Thursday, October 01, 1998 9:35 PM
>> To: dakota-truck@buffnet.net
>> Subject: Re: DML: Youngest Member -Reply -Reply
>>
>> >>> guess it's about time I invested in a
>> radar detector. I know they're illegal in a lot of places but I've
>> seen them
>> where the owner took the assembly apart and installed the sensor in
>> the
>> grill
>> and put the display built into the dash below the speedometer.<<<
>>
>> That's a great idea, and I too have thought about doing that. But,
>> here in
>> the Commonwealth of Va, they have detector detectors that detect your
>> detector before your detector detects their radar. They bust you
>> before
>> you even know they are there! The Troopers that I've talked to say
>> that
>> when there detector goes off, they turn the radar off, or switch to
>> laser
>> and get ya' as you drive by by flashing the radar on then off really
>> quick
>> and getting a reading right as you go by. All your detector tells you
>> is that
>> you just got busted. Man, Va. sucks sometimes... =(
>>
>> -mike d.
>
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