Haven't seen many setups but i think some guys even mount them around the rear windshield area in such a way it can be hidden, it's not often that cops look within that area.
Also, don't some cops have detectors that can detect radar detectors?
Are radar detectors illegal in some states?
At least in Texas they are not, everyone has them
I thought they would make the illegal just about everywhere since we know the government hates when you take away their profit streamsI think radar detectors are only illegal in Columbia and Virgina, at least according to this site: https://drivinglaws.aaa.com/tag/radar-detectors/
Yes, legal in Texas. I found a place that is installing it tomorrow. I'll post pics.Are radar detectors illegal in some states?
At least in Texas they are not, everyone has them
New radar mount. No annoying cables.
How did you manage to hide the cable? It looks like a perfect fit for the Q3.New radar mount. No annoying cables.
I believe you can count on the brown being ground, but the rest may be flexible - purple prolly switched +12v - in any case you CAN poke your test lead into the back part of the plug you show in the pic and get a good enough contact to test ...I purchased the Blendmount radar detector mount and the mirrortap, which should arrive tomorrow. I removed the plastic housing over the wiring for the mirror and rain sensor, but am not sure which of the wires are the ground wire or the +12-14V wire(s). Is there an easy way to tell based on the colors of the wires? It looks like there is a blue, brown, purple, and yellow wire. I have a voltmeter, but since the wires are not exposed, I didn't want to use it unless I needed to. I attached an image of what I see (sorry about the blurry). Thanks!
I was able to install it today, thanks to the suggestions and pictures provided in this thread. Here's a picture of the final set-up. I would actually recommend having the wire coming out of the top of the ball-and-socket area, as it reduces the amount of wire showing even further!
Looks great and so much better than those annoying suction cups and wires. I was tempted to just buy the expensive one that goes under the hood, but this is a good solution for a reasonable price. Enjoy!I was able to install it today, thanks to the suggestions and pictures provided in this thread. Here's a picture of the final set-up. I would actually recommend having the wire coming out of the top of the ball-and-socket area, as it reduces the amount of wire showing even further!