YOUR RESEARCHThank you Mike Valentine!!
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Here it is the day after I had my Valentine One installed, and I'm cruising down a street (35 mph speed limit) and am accelerating when I hear a loud brap and the arrow is facing rear, so I step on the brakes (was going 50) and a minute later I see a black Crown Vic a few hundred yards behind me. At the next stop sign, the cop pulls up next to me, and says "you were going a little fast back there" and pulls away. Wow!
Can't beat those arrows! A lot better than trying to guess where the radar is. Where I live, the locals [as opposed to the State Police] always drive with their radar on all the time. It might be in stand-by, I don't know, but it's nice knowing where they are instead of being unpleasantly surprised. Charlie
Nice...totally worth it.
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