I wanted a valentine 1 until I saw the $400 price tag. About gagged. I thought $150 was "expensive" for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
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I wanted a valentine 1 until I saw the $400 price tag. About gagged. I thought $150 was "expensive" for them.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
Radar is OK. But the best thing one can do is just be observant. If you drive the same stretch of highway, know where the troopers park. And keep your eye's 100 -150 yards ahead.Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
my problem is, I tend to look at the next 3 seconds. I am very observant around my car, and don't look into the long range for coppers. I have been doing this for years and years. and I have been able to avoid TONS of accidents, crap on the road, idiots etc. However, I get pinged by the fuzz a lot.Quote:
Originally Posted by DSB OUTDOORS
I know it's expensive. But check out Escort. I know, I know!! $$$$ Saved my ass mannnnnnnnnyyyyyyyyyyy times! Worth it in the end.Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
yeah. That's what I was thinking. I am just looking for something to just keep me in check. If it pop's off, I will look at my speed more often.
used from $200
http://www.amazon.com/Escort-Passpor...radar+detector
I just started to cast my own lead bullets and I have lead poising!! It all went to my right foot, Sunday's speeding ticket cost $169.50. [Bang] [Bang]Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
Atta boy. Same one I have. And I believe it's still under warranty. Even used??Quote:
Originally Posted by fly boy
I try to look for outlines, silhouettes, and certain shapes as far ahead as I can see. I don't legally need glasses to drive, but I wear them mostly because they help me avoid tickets and trouble.
The best thing you can do to be safe and avoid tickets is to have good SA.