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So I haven't had a chance to really test my net radar system. But I have driven by two known K band polluters (door openers) and Net Radar has been silent. The filtering has been working. I'll try to get out and test some Ka radar against NJ's finest in the next few days.
You should still get false alerts against most door openers. Are you also running the Traffic Filter? I would suggest only running the K Filter in NJ since there are no Traffic Filters in NJ.
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Should I run the traffic filter in Atlanta? I am currently running both filters.Quote:
Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors
Run without it so there is no delay. If you get false alerts from traffic sensors on the highway you can activate it later to eliminate them.
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First day impressions...
K band response testing of mine has shown that with no K filters on it is practically on par with my unfiltered RedLine. K filter On is slightly slower but only by about 100ms or so (estimated) compared to filter off, which is very good! Traffic sensor has longer delay than RedLine by about 200 ms (estimated) but much better (quicker) than the M4's I have.
K band detection with K filter On has been neck and neck with my RedLine with TSR On, more to come...no Ka yet to compare.
The latch time of the Net Radar is about 6-7 seconds longer than RedLine so a little excessive if you ask me. I have not had any BSM's falses yet but have been mostly on low traffic roads.
I have tested side by side and nose to nose detectors with Net Radar and RedLine (even with all segs on and RDR off) with No false alerts from either detector which is great so leakage must be low to nil -(I did not have X band On, just K and Ka).
So it looks to be so far so good for K band and falsing.....I need to hunt down some Ka now.
I find the BSM filter is phenomenal. I haven't had one BSM/ACC false and I was driving in heavy traffic (Atlanta inside perimeter on GA400 and I75/85). They nailed this!Quote:
Originally Posted by TurboDriver
If you happen to come across a 2015/2016 Chevy SS, can you see how it goes ?
They are based on the GM Holden Commodore from Australia, and are very common here, and drive us nuts :) (2 x BSM frequencies at approx 24.078 and 24.178 GHz, different ranges)
No Traffic monitor in Ga. Georgia uses camera for traffic speed and volume.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealthpilot
Don't get me wrong you will still get some false alerts but its dramatically less than the false alerts from the Beltronics Sti-R Plus & 9500CI antennas. On one 2 hour drive in heavy flow and passing lots of cars I had over 50 False alerts from the Sti-R Plus while we had 7 on the Net Radar. There is no perfect solution yet but its definitely a move in the right direction.Quote:
Originally Posted by stealthpilot
This morning I ran both Redline and NetRadar totally unfiltered...
Redline had 14 falses and NetRadar had 2...I live in GM country
Can I turn off K band? like the STir
Yes, Of course.Quote:
Originally Posted by SurrealOne
Is there common parts between the Radenso HD+ Remote and the Net Radar? Do you have any report with the low powered radar in Europe (Mesta)? Thanks.
We have not focused at all on the overseas market and we have never tested it against anything not used in the US. Because MRCD & MRCT is a threat in Canada and its close to the US we will have a separate MRCD antenna to focus on those systems but nothing else is in the works.Quote:
Originally Posted by syrinx
The BSM filter on the Net Radar is one of the best I've ever seen. It's better than the Stinger...
We're dying for your full review. I've watched your 16 minute intro video twice!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vortex
I went and shot the Net Radar video earlier this week, but I really didn't like how it turned out, so I'm gonna redo it. Working on a DFR7/LRD950 video at the moment and I'll get to the Net Radar after that. In short, I think the Net Radar is pretty awesome...Quote:
Originally Posted by flyingunder
Good to hear about the BSM's----I want to know how does the range stack up to the Redlines :) on KA
Keep the info coming guys! This sounds promising. I'm waiting for the off axis reviews given the hills and curves I frequently enjoy driving through. Hopefully this becomes my daily detector with the Redline being set aside for high speed highway adventures
The thing I like is with the K Filter On it is still very reactive, almost no delay...faster than any filtered detector out there that I am aware of!Quote:
Originally Posted by Vortex