Most Truckers and their families already know that a Birddog is truck driver's terminology for a Radar Detector. And all commercial CDL drivers should know that it is ILLEGAL to use Birddogs in any commercial Vehicle whatsoever! I10 Trucking is not advising you to in any way break the law. We are not selling any radar detectors to anyone where the intended purpose is to use these Birddogs in any commercial vehicle whatsoever! These Radar Detectors are for the intended use in private passenger vehicles where they are legal to use ONLY!!! So be sure to check your local laws regarding the use of any radar or laser gun speed detecting device for private vehicles before using any radar detector or fuzz buster. As always it is our intent to help you protect your CDL, While in a private passenger vehicle. With these Detectors it is not meant to be used in any illegal manner whatsoever. With all that said let us help you find the right detector for you! With all the choices out there, It can be difficult to figure out which Radar detectors are the best and the worst. Unfortunetly there are many detectors which fall into the last category, But the upside to this is that the best one is very easy to locate although it is also much more expensive to purchase. I10 Trucking.com Believes the Best Birddog on the market is Mike Valentine's "Valentine One". Want a place to advertise for "FREE"? Just send us your URL & Name Today! And we will post your "FREE Text Ad" for all the world to see.
Radar Detector Which has two radar antennas built into them so that the detector is able to detect radar or laser guns in front and behind at the same time. The Valentine detectors are a little more expensive to buy but they are worth the extra money because of their effectiveness. The Best New Invention is The Latest Red Light Camera Detectors From Escort & Cobra Are Now 10% Off! Enter "gogodiscount" all lower case at checkout! All of the birddogs are listed below in order of price beginning with the lowest priced for the texted links and the displays are in no particular order.