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Escort 9500 question

Can Escort 9500 be hidden from sight and still work or would this screw-up the GPS?

Old 05-24-2007, 09:05 AM
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Ross,

GPS and radar or microwave signals should not interfear with each other.

Valentine One has a "remote" kit that does this so that the detector is not seen, but not sure about Passport. Might look on their website and check.

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The owner's manual for the 9500i says for there to be open windshield above the unit for it to obtain the GPS signal.
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Ross,

GPS and radar or microwave signals should not interfear with each other.

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According to Escort it has a built in GPS system that you can program warnings of locations know for traps or program out locations of false warnings.
I was just wondering if anybody has one and if installed out of sight, would this feature still work. Otherwise I might as well get the V1.
Both have remote displays, but the Escort is supposed to have better filters.
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The owner's manual for the 9500i says for there to be open windshield above the unit for it to obtain the GPS signal.
Thats what I was wondering.
Thanks Steve
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I doubt Escort offers a remote GPS sensor, but you might want to call them to confirm.
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I doubt Escort offers a remote GPS sensor, but you might want to call them to confirm.
Just called them, Escort has to be on the dash or attached to the window. No remote sensors.

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