Comments on: Whistler PRO-3450 Remote Installation Laser-Radar Detector with Blue Tri-Directional Display http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display How to void and Beat That Speeding Ticket Mon, 08 Feb 2010 11:04:34 -0600 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Dennis J. Singley http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display/comment-page-1#comment-773 Dennis J. Singley Fri, 13 Nov 2009 18:15:07 +0000 http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display#comment-773 This unit works great if your primary concern is a hidden system.There are other conventional units that outperform it of course. I like the outside temp sensor and am using it to monitor my intake air temp.I also added a second laser detector so I have them front & rear but am disappointed I can't add a radar antenna to the rear like the old model. Rating: 4 / 5 This unit works great if your primary concern is a hidden system.There are other conventional units that outperform it of course. I like the outside temp sensor and am using it to monitor my intake air temp.I also added a second laser detector so I have them front & rear but am disappointed I can’t add a radar antenna to the rear like the old model.
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: Walter Wright http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display/comment-page-1#comment-772 Walter Wright Fri, 13 Nov 2009 16:30:04 +0000 http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display#comment-772 If you want a reliable radar detector that does not sit on your dashboard or stick to your windshield and does not cost an arm and a leg, this is it. You need to be a little bit handy to install it. It is your basic remote detector, but gets the job done. I have used this product as well as other Whistler products for many years with no complaints. Rating: 4 / 5 If you want a reliable radar detector that does not sit on your dashboard or stick to your windshield and does not cost an arm and a leg, this is it. You need to be a little bit handy to install it. It is your basic remote detector, but gets the job done. I have used this product as well as other Whistler products for many years with no complaints.
Rating: 4 / 5

]]> By: M. A. Booth http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display/comment-page-1#comment-771 M. A. Booth Fri, 13 Nov 2009 13:47:03 +0000 http://radarevader.com/whistler-pro-3450-remote-installation-laser-radar-detector-with-blue-tri-directional-display#comment-771 I just upgraded to another BMW and of course bought me another Whistler Pro3450. Having it installed in the same place as the others, the receiver right below the license plate. The indicator will be to the left of the steering column right over the parking brake release. Can't see it from either door, so just a push of a button and it stays silent in case you need it to be. Other detectors claim 3 - 5 mile detection. Who cares, I want to have good detection within a 1/2 mile on the freeway and a 1/4 mile for city driving, that's when it's most important. <br /> <br />The Whistler is a solid unit that lasts for a long time. I have mine set in City 2 mode and that works best for false alarms. I'm not a speedy driver, but some times you are over the limit and it's nice to have a detector that will let you know of a spreed trap. This is my 3rd unit and I'm picky what I buy. I do my research and get the best for the money. No suction cups or laying on the dash, this unit is remote which means the receiver is located outside the car and is connected to the indicator inside the car. Clean to the sight, soft chirp or louder if needed, and the light can also be dimmed for night driving. That's my .02 Rating: 5 / 5 I just upgraded to another BMW and of course bought me another Whistler Pro3450. Having it installed in the same place as the others, the receiver right below the license plate. The indicator will be to the left of the steering column right over the parking brake release. Can’t see it from either door, so just a push of a button and it stays silent in case you need it to be. Other detectors claim 3 – 5 mile detection. Who cares, I want to have good detection within a 1/2 mile on the freeway and a 1/4 mile for city driving, that’s when it’s most important.

The Whistler is a solid unit that lasts for a long time. I have mine set in City 2 mode and that works best for false alarms. I’m not a speedy driver, but some times you are over the limit and it’s nice to have a detector that will let you know of a spreed trap. This is my 3rd unit and I’m picky what I buy. I do my research and get the best for the money. No suction cups or laying on the dash, this unit is remote which means the receiver is located outside the car and is connected to the indicator inside the car. Clean to the sight, soft chirp or louder if needed, and the light can also be dimmed for night driving. That’s my .02
Rating: 5 / 5

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