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		1. Despite advertising hype, detectors are all pretty much alike.
		2. Even under perfect conditions most detectors can’t spot radar from more than one mile away.
		3. A mile of detection range under these conditions is plenty of warning.
		4. A good way to compare detectors is to drive with two of them running side by side.
		5. If it doesn’t have a rear antenna a detector can’t hear radar coming from behind.
		6. Placing the detector high on the windshield increases radar detection range.
		7. With the introduction of digital signal processing, false alarms are rarely a problem with today’s detectors.
		8. The design and color of a detector’s display is mainly a matter of style and has little effect on function.
		9. A light or metal-colored housing is superior because it helps reduce detector overheating in summertime.
		10. A detector with one multi-function control is quicker and easier to operate than one with several control buttons.
		11. Distinctive audible band identification is less important than visual band ID.