CheeseHead Cubs Fan

I know I could spend the $400 on the top of the line setup. But, I really don't want to at this point. I just want alittle warning when driving around town and on road trips. I have never used one before and think it might be wise to pick one up.

I have only recieved 2 tickets in my 10 years of driving, but want to have some sort of protection.

Any suggestions?

JohnLZ7W

the best protection is abstinence.

StuddMan (John)

Have had both, V1 a little better but 8500 is good bang for the buck.

TTRicks

and has specs that are near as good as the top of the line models for around $90 at Costco. I am very happy with mine, though it would be cool to have the arrows like the Valentine.

zenmasTTa

Valentine One

Seneb

my cousin has one and it has saved her *** many times driving between MA to CA.

pimpyellowtt

The no cord look is very clean and you can take it easily in multiple vehicles.

msauve

...or cleavage.

SparTTan

Performance/sensitivity is the same as the V1 (depending on who you talk to); V1's advantage is its directional arrows. Both offer a remote display. The 8500 has some neat features too, like a built-in voltmeter and lots of different display format options.

I have the 8500 and it has served me well.

bubba j

and crying.