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For those interested in the best radar on the market with directional arrow alerts we have a deal for you! We have these in stock at EVS Motors Performance Studio. Retail is $649, we are offering $50 off making it only $599. We offer the best price!

The All-New Max 360 provides directional alert arrows (front, side to side and rear indication), extreme range, lightning fast response time, pinpoint precision and directional alert display. It’s the most advanced radar/laser detector on the market.


Operating Bands


  • X-band 10.525 GHz ± 25 MHz
  • K-band 24.150 GHz ± 100 MHz
  • Ka-band 34.700 GHz ± 1300 MHz
  • Laser 904nm, 33 MHz Bandwidth


Radar Receiver / Detector Type


  • Superheterodyne, Varactor-Tuned VCO
  • Digital Signal Processing (DSP)


Laser Detection


  • Quantum Limited Video Receiver
  • Multiple Laser Sensor Diodes


GPS Receiver


  • SiRFstar III


Auto Calibration Circuitry

Mute, AutoMute and SmartMute

Display Type


  • Directional Arrows
  • Graphic Multi-Color OLED
  • CruiseAlert™
  • Bar Graph
  • ExpertMeter™
  • SpecDisplay™
  • 5 Levels of Brightness with Full Dark Mode
 
Have you tried this on a Tesla? My experience with other Escort models (Solo S3 & SmartRadar) was that the radar signal was extremely attenuated by the windshield and I had to go with a 8500ci in the nose.

I also had problems with my Beltronics Pro 500 behind the metallic coated windshield. I installed a Beltronics STiR Plus in the Tesla and run the Pro 500 in the Volt. I sure hope there's a window cut out in the Model 3.
 
Let me know when there's an Escort that works at full sensitivity in my 2015 P85D with its metallic coated windshield. I had an Escort SRX remote detector / laser emitter installed on my 2006 Corvette Z06 and it worked great since its radar & laser receivers were on the front and rear bumpers... Uber stealthy.

My metallic coated 2015 P85D windshield definitely blocks signals. I had to get a weatherproof 91 Express Lanes transponder designed to rear license plate mounting and mount it behind the nose cone since the regular transponder wouldn't transmit / receive on the windshield or rear window. Transponder wouldn't mount on the rear license plate because of the backup camera. Dumb design.
 
Does it block it to the point that you know it doesn't work? I'm just curious how does one know if it works or not? Have you guys tested it? I personally don't know so I am asking questions too. ;) I read other Tesla users say it does work but not sure how the performance is affected.
 
Does it block it to the point that you know it doesn't work? I'm just curious how does one know if it works or not? Have you guys tested it? I personally don't know so I am asking questions too. ;) I read other Tesla users say it does work but not sure how the performance is affected.

When I put my 500 Pro in the car and run the STiR at the same time, the 500 Pro mounted on the windshield takes a helluva lot longer to respond than the STiR which has the same "guts" if you will as the 500 Pro. It's worse on the infrared laser detection because the metal film on the glass is specifically made to reject infrared radiation (heat from the sun.) Combine that with my metallic tint on all the windows and that 360 is going to be an expensive paperweight inside the car.