There is a chance that his reference to an attempt that did not go well was mine, but I have not been convinced yet that the issues I have had were cause by the radar install.
For a bit of background, I have installed my own electronics in cars for 10+ years, after getting a nice about of paint damage from a big box store, and have never ran into any issues, I have done speakers, detectors, inverters, and soon to be camera's. The only difference with this one was that I found out after I started that I ran out of solder so I used a scotch lock as a temporary work around as it was included with the kit. Things got busy and I was running with this setup for about a month with zero issues seen.
Then my car got hit in a parking lot hit and run and I took it in to the body shop. During its time there is when all the issues developed that were being pointed as being because of the scotch lock connector. I can't rule out that maybe the full power off of the car while they worked on it may have caused a low voltage on the wire with the connector but I would hope that the modules would be protected from that already. The single wire was repaired and a few modules in the car have been replaced but I am still experiencing sporadic issues with the drivers side of the car, some that started a few weeks after getting the car back.
With all that said, I don't really have a recommendation for a place to have them installed but if I was the attempt that didn't go well you don't have to worry about bringing it to the same place. :smile: There have been others on this forum that installed the escort 9500ci the same way I have with no issues that I have heard of so I wouldn't worry as long as your bringing it to a place that works with high end cars. I think most places would be able to complete the project without issue but personally I have a hard time trusting the big box stores with anything like this.