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Figtuna · 07-07-2011, 09:32 AM

I have a Passport 9500ix and love it. It has the GPS feature and allows for downloading of data on the locations of cameras. In Tucson it was great because it would remind you before you approached the intersections. The other feature that I liked about it was that you could manually mark locations such as speed traps or school zones. As for the mounting, Passport sells a heavy-duty suction cup that stays in place without fear of the unit falling. I also had my unit hard-wired and have it mounted on the passenger side of the windsheild next to the home-link mirror I had installed. No complaints from a performance stand-point. The unit gives me plenty of warning.

Regards
Steve
Nizmo 2010 Solid Red #75

07-07-2011, 09:32 AM	#9 (permalink)
Figtuna Base Member Join Date: Jan 2010 Location: Birmingham, Alabama Age: 69 Posts: 75 Drives: 15 Nismo Wht Tech Rep Power: 15	Passport Detector I have a Passport 9500ix and love it. It has the GPS feature and allows for downloading of data on the locations of cameras. In Tucson it was great because it would remind you before you approached the intersections. The other feature that I liked about it was that you could manually mark locations such as speed traps or school zones. As for the mounting, Passport sells a heavy-duty suction cup that stays in place without fear of the unit falling. I also had my unit hard-wired and have it mounted on the passenger side of the windsheild next to the home-link mirror I had installed. No complaints from a performance stand-point. The unit gives me plenty of warning. Regards Steve Nizmo 2010 Solid Red #75