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I have the following for sale:

1x Radar Detector, Cobra ESD 9100, $sold

1x Paintball gun (tempest), with full gear $350

1x 300wt 12 volt inverter (convert 12v to 240v, for incar pc etc) $50

1x 5 port hub, intel, $20

1x New Leather Gearstick boot (for skyline) $sold

I have more stuff @ home, ill add it once I check whats avaliable

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How big is the radar detector?

Can you leave it permanently under your seat or must it be sitting up on the dash ?

How long have you had it ?

How does it get 'tuned' for Au ?

What sort of range does it have ?

Originally posted by benm

How big is the radar detector?  

Can you leave it permanently under your seat or must it be sitting up on the dash ?

How long have you had it ?

How does it get 'tuned' for Au ?

What sort of range does it have ?

Ive had it for a few months, It detects cop cars from about 1km away, speed cameras vary from 300mtrs to 100mtrs.

Aus uses different frequencies, this one has been ajusted to pick up the aus cops. There is a small ajustment screw inside of it, dont know how they do it exactly though.

I presume it can go anywhere in the car, just works better on the dash, ive had it working when it was sitting in the passanger seat

$100

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