Radar Detector & Adaptive Cruse Control
11-16-07, 07:57 AM
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Radar Detector & Adaptive Cruse Control
I'm just wondering if anyone has had any issues with adaptive radar cruse messing up radar detectors. I'm going to buy/install a radar detector in my LS 600hL, but I just had the thought that since the car itself is sending out radar, it might make the radar detector "go off" when it's in use.
Anyone using both the adaptive cruse and radar detector with no problems? I'm hoping they are on different bands so won't "conflict".
- Darryl
Anyone using both the adaptive cruse and radar detector with no problems? I'm hoping they are on different bands so won't "conflict".
- Darryl
11-19-07, 08:02 AM
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I have a Valentine One and it does not pick up the radar emitted from my Dynamic Radar Cruise Control. However, other models might.
The more important consideration is whether your radar detector interferes with your cc radar. Some radar detectors actually send out their own radar signals (that's how police catch people with radar detectors in areas where they are illegal). The Valentine One does not emit any radar waves. I don't know if it would interfere, but it is something to be aware of. I'm sure I must have passed oncoming cars that had a radar detector emiting its own radar and I've never had any problem with my Dynamic Radar CC functioning properly.
My guess is the Lexus radar is on an enitrely different frequency from the police radar frequencies.
The more important consideration is whether your radar detector interferes with your cc radar. Some radar detectors actually send out their own radar signals (that's how police catch people with radar detectors in areas where they are illegal). The Valentine One does not emit any radar waves. I don't know if it would interfere, but it is something to be aware of. I'm sure I must have passed oncoming cars that had a radar detector emiting its own radar and I've never had any problem with my Dynamic Radar CC functioning properly.
My guess is the Lexus radar is on an enitrely different frequency from the police radar frequencies.
11-19-07, 01:29 PM
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I have a Valentine One and it does not pick up the radar emitted from my Dynamic Radar Cruise Control. However, other models might.
The more important consideration is whether your radar detector interferes with your cc radar. Some radar detectors actually send out their own radar signals (that's how police catch people with radar detectors in areas where they are illegal). The Valentine One does not emit any radar waves. I don't know if it would interfere, but it is something to be aware of. I'm sure I must have passed oncoming cars that had a radar detector emiting its own radar and I've never had any problem with my Dynamic Radar CC functioning properly.
My guess is the Lexus radar is on an enitrely different frequency from the police radar frequencies.
The more important consideration is whether your radar detector interferes with your cc radar. Some radar detectors actually send out their own radar signals (that's how police catch people with radar detectors in areas where they are illegal). The Valentine One does not emit any radar waves. I don't know if it would interfere, but it is something to be aware of. I'm sure I must have passed oncoming cars that had a radar detector emiting its own radar and I've never had any problem with my Dynamic Radar CC functioning properly.
My guess is the Lexus radar is on an enitrely different frequency from the police radar frequencies.
It may set off other cars detection, but "I don't care" about that :-)
- Darryl
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