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Uniden Radar Detectors (Refurbished) $229.99 - $399.99 + FS with Prime
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As part of Prime Days, Woot! is offering two different Uniden Radar Detectors (refurbished) ranging from $229.99 - $399.99. Log in with your Prime account and receive Free Shipping. Otherwise, it's a flat $6 rate. Woot! is an Amazon company.
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- UNIDEN R7-A1 UNIDEN R7 Radar Detector Black [woot.com], $399.99
- Uniden R3 Extreme Long-Range Radar/Laser Detector with GPS, 360 Degree, DSP, Voice Alert [woot.com], $229.99
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That's not how laser works...
So what? I'm not reporting scientific data on the thing. Just what I've experienced in my daily use of it. First time it ever tripped for laser scanning.
Same exact thing happened to me.
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There is no one correct answer to your question. It depends on so many factors. Terrain, weather, location/direction, stationary vs moving, traffic, radar band, constant vs instant-on, and more. On a straight, flat road, with no particular issues, it is not uncommon to get an alert well over a mile from the source, and generally you'd expect much more than that. But if you get an off-axis hit, it could be very short. Over time you'd get used to your detector and have better ideas, but in my experience, you'd nearly always have that much time or more with this level of a detector on most bands.
Laser is a different story. Usually if you get a laser hit , it's a ticket notifier function, because the narrow laser beam has hit your car at the time it is detecting it. Doesn't work the same way radar beams do, where a good detector will alert you before the signal will alert the LEO.
that's funny - i literally just came to see how long it took before some jackwagon came in exclusively to say that they don't want the product
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