Boulder area here. Got 5 tickets in 1.5 years and need a clean streak so here I am. Had a car that made it too easy for me and didn't engender sympathy with LEOs.
I have read that if pulled over a LEO wouldn't notice any sensors that were installed on the front of the car, but what about the radar detector in the dashboard or laser control panel in the front seat? Wouldn't this trigger suspicion to check?
Also, while radar detectors aren't illegal if you're pulled over a warning is out of the question I imagine. Anyone have some good advice? I'm debating going all in with a compete system but have some concerns about causing myself more trouble.
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Hey all, I'm in North Thornton and running a RD only, R7. Just two days ago Southbound I-25, legit K-band from a LEO parked on the right shoulder, surprised the hell out of me. Thornton cops pretty much all laser, some Ka. I like to run Waze and see where they're at roll by with my new R7, this thing is a beast so far.
Thank you, Southbound I-25, just past Broncos stadium. There is a slight downward right to left curve before I-70 & the LEO was hidden pretty well on right shoulder.Welcome! Where was this and what dept?
Thank you, Southbound I-25, just past Broncos stadium. There is a slight downward right to left curve before I-70 & the LEO was hidden pretty well on right shoulder.
I'm not sure about the department, I only got a passing glance, fairly new to area and don't know all departments yet. Bronco type vehicle, but not sure if color was grey or white.
My settings were Adv. mode 2-4-5-6-8, K-block ON, K-band 30%, TSF ON, and rear was 50%. I stated earlier in my OP that I had a half mile/mile K-band warning. Now after giving it more thought, it was maybe a half mile warning or less; medium/heavy traffic, and the curve combined with 30% K band setting probably contributed to a fairly late warning. It was enough though...