Radar detector hard wiring- possibly a great solution!
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I came across this site and thought other members may find its product useful.
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http://www.invisicord.com/
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They are long thin rigid test probe pins, soldered to the end of the cable.
They are forced into the back of the connector that has (switched) 12VDC power.
If you have ever purchased a handheld DMM, you can buy similar leads.
My only concern is the mechanical retention over time and vibration, but some tape should fix that I guess.
They are forced into the back of the connector that has (switched) 12VDC power.
If you have ever purchased a handheld DMM, you can buy similar leads.
My only concern is the mechanical retention over time and vibration, but some tape should fix that I guess.
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I came across this site and thought other members may find its product useful.
Absolutely no affiliation.
http://www.invisicord.com/
Sam
Absolutely no affiliation.
http://www.invisicord.com/
Sam
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If your detector uses standard phone cords like a lot do now days, just buy the Valentine kit and install it behind the roof light, run the cable out by the mirror and install the detector up high on the windshield...no cords.