Does this hold a radar detector in place?
746431
Yes it does but it probably depends on the degree of slope of your dash mine is basically flat. And I have not locked my brakes up to see if it would stay there in a full panic stop. Nor have I driven into something to see if it would there in a collision.
307392
Yes it does, not only does the app let you know if there is an police band radar in the area but it warns you of known speed traps from past compiled info from past user reportings.
310384
None... You have to purchase the bike specific mount for this radar detector.... The kit includes the radar detector, L.E.D. indicator and the wiring harness.
188871
I have been using radar detectors for 12years this is the best I`ve seen. it picked up a radar trap 3miles ahead on a strightaway.
24861
I would say they weren't using their radar or had it turned off. Some patrol cars don't even have radar. The unit is very sensitive and will definitely pick up a signal. Mine has saved me from 3 tickets in the few months i've had it.
1959228
Yes, it should work with all current Escort radar detectors except the Passport series.
2091400
It is, theres a lever on the back of the suction cup that releases the tension of the actual cup, then the little tab up top helps break the suction seal. The suction cup itself is a very sticky rubber, and could easy become stuck with lint or debris when not attached. But a quick whip of a wet cloth cleans it off like new. Moving the actual radar detector on and off is as simple as pushing the button on the top of the radar detector to release it. Hope this helps.
1172571
Only if the Garmin loads the Cobra App for the Radar detector. Otherwise you need either iOS or Android device.
185903
I have the mount that came with it. Second radar and I like the 2 suction cup better. As long as you mount it properly you'll be fine. I have mine mounted by my rearview mirror. Just wish I have the short cable adapter to not have a wire going from rearview mirror to power source.
951402
the way it is set up all the openings for sliding things in are pointed to the left or towards the back. So yes. in fact I never thought of puting it on the passenger side but on my commuter car it makrs sense. i was worried about the impact on the radar detector but there is none.
2179547
I was confused because the question didn't match with the item. Along with you question a photo of the radar detector magic mount was included.Anyway....yes you need to have it mounted on the dashboard because it picks up the radar in a 360 degree circumference.
459816
It will If the cruiser has a radar unit in it and if the unit is turned on and sending out radar emissions..Police radar units are dash mounted and have a circular or horn antenna aimed down the road in front of them and also behind them it it has two antennas,one in the front and one in the back. They also have radar guns that can be operated from their side windows on occasion but can also be dash mounted. Radar detectors only pick up traffic radar emissions not the cruiser or anything in it other then a operating traffic radar. Police can also turn off their radar and wait for a speeder to come in sight and then turn it on before you have time to slow down even with a radar detector. Luckily they often do not do this but be aware of hills or curves where police often hide with their radar either on or off as a blind cuve or hill will allow little warning for even the best radar detector. In these cases slow down before you approach them. Police radar can be used "on the move" which is often their preferred mode of operation. They drive in the far left passing lane with either their radar on ,which is pretty easy to find,or off in "stand by" and trigger their radar when they see a person going above the speed limit moving toward them. They can also do this with speeding vehicles coming up behind them but they don't do it when they moving very often. Hope this is helpful. Feel free to ask any other questions you have about this topic.
1111480
No, mine works good, the only thing i dont like about it is the little plastic piece that holds up the radar on the windshield is weak and if not supported thr device will hang, so i mount this device above my rear view mirror so the mirror helps hold it up, other than that it works great, except when cop uses instant on, that suks but not really radars fault
2031160
No, it's an instrument to support the radar detector only. If you have a Garmin, it's the same principal
1225735
Sorry I was so long getting an answer but the person I gave it to I just saw today. Yes it has two different mounting options (two sided tape; which I wouldn't use or suction cups; which really work. Hope you like this radar it sure was worth the money.
1366433
Unless your dashboard is receptive to the suction cup on the bottom of the device (my car has a vinyl dash)my initial response would be no. The window mount partially obstructs the front of the radar detector ( mine is a Cobra) and I found that this interferes with it's performance as it calls for a clear view of the road from the windshield. Good Luck.
2190280
Yes; temperatures that high could possibly damage internal components in your radar detector or damage the plastic housing because it is a vary soft; I would take it out, or put it in a shaded place when you are not using it car/ truck.