A nice feature of the X50 is that X-band detection can be disabled, thereby avoiding most of the false alerts. [/QUOTE]
Most false alarms
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As stated earlier all signals are to be treated as a threat until identified.
Which leads to a nice feature the Valentine offers,
The Valentine has a three Boegy counter
A= all boegy when lit will report as soon as they detected and states use your own judgment whether or not they are threats.
l= logic
L-advance Logic
1= one bogey
When the above two counter measure are activated the internal computer use its own logic to screen bogeys before reporting them to you in increment from 1 to however many separate signals recieved.
In X-Band bogey the computer judges to be non threating will be reported at the muted volume. If they become threatening, the audio warning will upgrade to the " intial" volum before you are within radar range.
In advance Logic,X band bogey the the computer has reason to believe aren't radar will not be at all. One exceptinon: to be failsafe, the computer will always pass extremely strong signals along for your judgement. this mode is particularly useful in metro areas.
" The computer is smart: It nevers operates the recieving circuits at less than maxium sensitivity and it knows that instant on is a greater threat than ordinary radar. So it will always warn you immediately at the "intitial" volume when those radars are detected, no matter what mode you've selected.
To change modes all you have to do is hold the control knob for one sec and that it, Playa
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- the showing of three vertical lines represents you're being hit by Lazer.
All of this may seem alittle overwelling at a first glance but after you read the manual thoroughly and play with the unit you wont have any trouble.
Oh yeah did I mention that the Valentine is upgradable too, for future upgrades.
Pay now or pay way more l8tr!
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