Valentine V1 Hardwire *Pics*
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Joined: Jan 2006
Posts: 1,170
From: Seattle, WA
RE: Valentine V1 Hardwire
ORIGINAL: ZedEx
Wow... That's quite a bit for a radar detector. Although I remember reading in one of their advertisements "If you get a ticket, we'll pay for it!"
Are they still doing this?
Anyway, the installation looks DAMN clean Karl Marx, I'm very impressed with it.
Wow... That's quite a bit for a radar detector. Although I remember reading in one of their advertisements "If you get a ticket, we'll pay for it!"
Are they still doing this?
Anyway, the installation looks DAMN clean Karl Marx, I'm very impressed with it.
1st Gear
Joined: Jun 2006
Posts: 107
From: San Diego, CA
RE: Valentine V1 Hardwire
OK, This did not work for me.
The 12V ignition that you refer to is not powered for me.
I tried a few other red power sources and they were either non-switched or didnt offer enough voltage to keep the V1 on without power cycling after 1-4 seconds (and causing the interior lights and the homelink to power off/on).
Thoughts???
I have it installed now, ground hooked up, just cant power my damn detector on
[IMG]local://upfiles/19323/4B5BB7E9DFDA4F63960B97F9A28E1200.jpg[/IMG]
The 12V ignition that you refer to is not powered for me.
I tried a few other red power sources and they were either non-switched or didnt offer enough voltage to keep the V1 on without power cycling after 1-4 seconds (and causing the interior lights and the homelink to power off/on).
Thoughts???
I have it installed now, ground hooked up, just cant power my damn detector on
[IMG]local://upfiles/19323/4B5BB7E9DFDA4F63960B97F9A28E1200.jpg[/IMG]
2nd Gear
Joined: May 2005
Posts: 1,392
RE: Valentine V1 Hardwire
you could in theory build a license plate digitally. get a relatively large LCD that can be viewed from almost all angles, encase it in a "plate frame" and have a really high res pic of your original plate displayed constantly. With the tap of the keyboard, you could cycle through multiple hi-res pics of other plates :P
1st Gear
Joined: Nov 2004
Posts: 461
From: Hillsborough, NJ
RE: Valentine V1 Hardwire
I am having the same problem as yours. I took the panel off and did not have the things you pointed. Can you please let me know how to make it work? Thanks.
ORIGINAL: Agro
OK, This did not work for me.
The 12V ignition that you refer to is not powered for me.
I tried a few other red power sources and they were either non-switched or didnt offer enough voltage to keep the V1 on without power cycling after 1-4 seconds (and causing the interior lights and the homelink to power off/on).
Thoughts???
I have it installed now, ground hooked up, just cant power my damn detector on
[IMG]local://upfiles/19323/4B5BB7E9DFDA4F63960B97F9A28E1200.jpg[/IMG]
OK, This did not work for me.
The 12V ignition that you refer to is not powered for me.
I tried a few other red power sources and they were either non-switched or didnt offer enough voltage to keep the V1 on without power cycling after 1-4 seconds (and causing the interior lights and the homelink to power off/on).
Thoughts???
I have it installed now, ground hooked up, just cant power my damn detector on
[IMG]local://upfiles/19323/4B5BB7E9DFDA4F63960B97F9A28E1200.jpg[/IMG]
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