- Digital "POP" Alert
- Clear Digital Voice Alerts
- Digital Signal Proccessing (DSP) Minimizes False Alarms
- Reprogrammable Processor: "Flash" microprocessor lets you upgrade the software to handle new technologies
- Soft Travel Case Included
- Compatible with LaserPro905 Laser Blocking System
- High Definition Text Display: Choose from signal strength bar graph, or Tech Mode frequency display
- Brightness Control with Full Dark Mode
- 360° Laser Protection
- Sensitivity Control: Highway, AutoScan and City
- Auto Calibration Circuitry
- VG2 Immunity
- Operating Bands
- X-band: 10.525 GHz ± 25 MHz
- K-band: 24.150 GHz ± 100 MHz
- Ka-band: 34.700 GHz ± 1300 MHz
- Ku-band: 13.400 GHz ± 25 MHz
- Laser: 904nm, 33MHz bandwidth
- Radar Receiver/Detector Type
- Superheterodyne, VTO
- Scanning Frequency Discriminator
- Digital Signal Processing (DSP)
- Laser Detection
- Quantum Limited Video Receiver
- Multiple Laser Sensor Diodes
- Display Type
- 280 LED Alphanumeric
- Bar Graph or Tech Display
- 3 Levels of Brightness, plus Dark Mode
- Programmable Features
- Power-On Indication
- Voice Alerts
- Power-On Sequence
- Signal Strength Meter
- AutoMute
- City Mode Sensitivity
- Radar/Laser Bands
- Power Requirement: 12V DC, Negative Ground
- Dimensions: 4-3/4" L x 2-3/4" W x 1-1/4" H
- 1-year SonicElectronix.com warranty
Read more about the Beltronics Vector 995 in our blog!
Due to state laws, Sonic Electronix, Inc can not ship radar detectors to Virginia or the District of Columbia.
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The Doctor from Staten Island, New York
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Bought this 6 months ago, after getting a speeding ticket - first ticket in 20 years. This thing works great. Very easy to set up - installed in back of my rear view mirror. I leave it on autoscan. You do get some false reports, however on Staten Island NY it appears that the police only use KA band and laser, so it is easy to determine when it is police radar sending the signal. The range is fantastic, plenty of time to slow down when you hear the radar warning. Also sensitive to laser, but of course less time to slow down. I'm completely satisfied with the detector, and will not drive without it. Excellent balance of effectiveness and value. Would highly recommend it to a friend.
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Yes. I can recommend this product. Is great and saves me a lot of money.
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I purchased this radar detector to update my cobra. After reading the reviews, I was excited about the range it claims to have. It seems that the range is about 75-100 yards before it goes crazy, no ascending alarm (rarely anyhow). I believe I may send it in for the Beltronix company to look at it. Looks cool, like the features if they work, has many functions.
Only disappointment is range.
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Cluade Reines(the invisible man) from Naples, Fla
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It's feels as if I'm on the Autobahn once again, your product have liberated my view of real driving.
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In traffic, pass police sitting on side of road and doesn't alert until 200 hundred feet or so.
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