For Sale:Escort 9500ix New
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For Sale:Escort 9500ix New
I have a new radar i want to sell. its never been open and i am willing to take 400 for local buyers. this is the top radar i have ever own. i already have this one and dont need a second one. I am also selling a 9500i for 350. its used. the 9500ix is brand new. 9500i is used
9500ix sells for 500 new!
9500i sells for 500 new also!
Cobra sells for 300 new
MY PRICE!!
9500ix=== 399.99
9500i==== 350.00
R7====== 199.99
I will take best offers.
I am also adding the Cobra R7 to the sale!! its been used for like 4 months. works amazing but like i said before i need to sale them. I love escort radars and i am not getting rid of them cuz they suck. its just that i want the new escort Passport SRX !!! its a type of radar that is build into your car. its going to cost me 1500!!!!!!!!! i need to sell if my wife is going to let me get it! Look up the passport srx and your'll know how pimp it is.
9500ix sells for 500 new!
9500i sells for 500 new also!
Cobra sells for 300 new
MY PRICE!!
9500ix=== 399.99
9500i==== 350.00
R7====== 199.99
I will take best offers.
I am also adding the Cobra R7 to the sale!! its been used for like 4 months. works amazing but like i said before i need to sale them. I love escort radars and i am not getting rid of them cuz they suck. its just that i want the new escort Passport SRX !!! its a type of radar that is build into your car. its going to cost me 1500!!!!!!!!! i need to sell if my wife is going to let me get it! Look up the passport srx and your'll know how pimp it is.
Last edited by Fernandos350z; Jul 8, 2009 at 11:01 AM. Reason: update2
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IT not stupid at all. the 9500i is last years model and 9500ix is this years!
also 9500ix has blue display as the 9500i has red.
9500ix has speed cameras or red light cameras build in.
also 9500ix has blue display as the 9500i has red.
9500ix has speed cameras or red light cameras build in.
the 9500ix is also gps enabled. That way if you have a false read you can put that in the unit and it will never go off there again. So in short it'll learn your routes that you frequently travel and get less annoying over time
Are you sure about that on the 9500i?? I thought the ix is the only one with gps, I wouldn't think that the 9500i would even know where you were at to know where your "marked" falses were
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I've actually read (and seen videos of) some really dodgy things regarding the false lockout of these models. Specifically locking out a location as false doesn't always differentiate signals well enough to identify a real threat in a locked out location.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
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I've actually read (and seen videos of) some really dodgy things regarding the false lockout of these models. Specifically locking out a location as false doesn't always differentiate signals well enough to identify a real threat in a locked out location.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
I've actually read (and seen videos of) some really dodgy things regarding the false lockout of these models. Specifically locking out a location as false doesn't always differentiate signals well enough to identify a real threat in a locked out location.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
Example: Lockout a security system at a Shell station, LEO sits in the parking lot, detector will not alert.
I'm not saying that they're bad detectors by any means, and maybe things have changed from when I last looked (probably 6 months ago or so).
The only disadvantage to relying on the whole USB update thing is waiting for them to do an update, and if they're even able to update the firmware so that the hardware can actually differentiate properly. But I hope they can.
The only disadvantage to relying on the whole USB update thing is waiting for them to do an update, and if they're even able to update the firmware so that the hardware can actually differentiate properly. But I hope they can.
