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What option is best against the Millia (RT2)?

Did it improve detection?

Have some people tried to install a Genevo firmware on a Neoline?

Ditto

Very V1-esque case! Wouldn't the left list be clearer if it was a bogey counter?

Lovely video That would be extremely cool to see the beam pattern on the ground as well (i.e. garage door open)

Found on TMG website, a picture of the system setup: I fear the wireless connection between the dashcam (the screen) and the antenna will only work reliably if both are inside the cabin:

The suspens is killing me

+1 I think there's a dutch forum but not much is posted there

Very interested in your opinion. Also: Mesta 210c?

Well that's unfortunate for you but pretty interesting for the rest of us. Please share your results once you've done some testing :-) @rmarella> What concealment did you choose?

This is some pretty good news indeed, I didn't think the R1 would be so good against the low power 210c. Can't wait to have your feedback on the sneaky Gatso Millia!

What about the Mesta 210c @rmarella? Which detector works for you?

Well, that's not much when you know the radar is moving towards you. Let's say it's traveling at 80 km/h and you're driving at 150 km/h in the opposite direction, you have 2.35 seconds to hear the alert, start braking and reach 80/90 km/h.

The inboard radars used by the French police are Gatso Millia. Is it a challenge for regular detectors (not sure whether it's low power or not)?

Did it work, @The Camera Eye?

I never said anything about NoLimitsRandy. I even mentioned Genevo. And it was them who proposed to send me a unit for testing on our low power radars. For the record: Which was followed by weeks of address and information sent through Whatsapp to end up with nothing.

Or some kind of legal disclaimer like "Even with parking sensors, do not stand behind the vehicle"

Wait a few years, we'll have electrochomic (just enough years so that I can learn how to spell the thing) tint.

So the led is lit up when you send power to the actuator(s)? I'm splitting hairs here but the ideal test would be to detect the actuator has indeed deployed (hall effect sensor, laser trigger, whatever).