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It was a jam-packed day of NAB Cup footy, featuring two narrow wins, two blow-outs and a third game where Gold Coast rallied late to threaten North Melbourne. The most thrilling result was Richmond's eight-point win over Essendon in Wangaratta after former Melbourne forward Ricky Petterd managed a nine-point goal in the dying stages to snatch the win.
A healthy crowd turned out in Wagga and saw the Brisbane Lions come away with a slender three-point win over GWS after the Giants had pushed the Lions all the way. New Carlton coach Mick Malthouse generated excitement among the navy blue fraternity after the Blues humbled Fremantle by 70 points at Etihad Stadium. Earlier, Harry Taylor and Jimmy Bartel piloted an experimental Geelong to a commanding 63-point victory over disappointing Adelaide at Simonds Stadium.
So, with three more matches to come on Sunday, here's the NAB Cup ladder as it stands:
P W L D For Agst PC Pts
Carlton 3 3 - - 204 110 185.4 12
Brisbane 3 3 - - 189 132 143.2 12
North Melbourne Kangaroos 3 3 - - 188 169 111.2 12
em Collingwood 2 2 - - 78 58 134.5 8
Geelong 3 2 1 - 205 158 129.8 8
Richmond 3 2 1 - 160 141 113.5 8
em Port Adelaide 2 1 1 - 92 58 158.6 4
em West Coast 2 1 1 - 87 65 133.8 4
Essendon 3 1 2 - 152 136 111.8 4
GWG Giants 3 1 2 - 181 162 111.7 4
Gold Coast Suns 3 1 2 - 143 188 76.1 4
Western Bulldogs 3 1 2 - 123 166 74.1 4
em St Kilda 2 1 1 - 65 89 73.0 4
Adelaide 3 1 2 - 130 203 64.0 4
Fremantle 3 1 2 - 118 194 60.8 4
Hawthorn 3 - 3 - 114 137 83.2 -
em Melbourne 2 - 2 - 51 68 75.0 -
em Sydney 2 - 2 - 52 98 53.1 -
(denotes teams yet to play)
High-flying Crow ... Jason Porplyzia attempts to take a mark on the shoulders of Corey Enright. Photo: Getty Images
Carlton 0.18.16 (124) Fremantle 1.6.9 (54)
A huge 70-point victory to the Blues. They set up the win with an excellent six-goal first term, and repeated the dose with another six majors in the second quarter to lead by 61 points at the main break. Eddie Betts had a purple patch and booted four goals while Mitch Robinson, Bryce Gibbs, Kane Lucas, Chris Yarran and Andrew Carrazzo had plenty of the ball.
Nine pointers: Carlton: Nil. Fremantle: G Ibbotson.
Goals: Carlton: E Betts 4 J Garlett 3 B Gibbs 2 M Robinson 2 A Carrazzo A Walker L Casboult M Jamison M Kreuzer M Murphy S White. Fremantle: D Mundy 2 M De Boer 2 H Crozier J Griffin.
Umpires: Chris Donlon, Jason Armstrong, Brent Pawley
Official Crowd: 9,402 at Etihad Stadium
Fremantle's Zac Clarke and Carlton's Michael Jamison get better acquainted. Photo: Getty Images
Carlton 0.17.16 (118) Fremantle 1.6.9 (54)
Match is in its final stages. Plenty of scoring shots for the Blues, indicating they could have completely obliterated Fremantle. They have managed 35 shots on goal, compared to just 17 for Freo. Uncontested possessions are pretty even but Carlton was easily ahead with contested touches. Final siren due any minute now.
Carlton 0.16.13 (109) Fremantle 1.6.7 (52)
Two goals to one after 13 minutes of the final term. Blues are cruising towards a big pre-season victory against the Dockers who, it must be said, are badly missing Matthew Pavlich. Eddie Betts hasn't added to his four-goal tally while Mitch Robinson (23) has soared ahead on the possession count.
Carlton 0.14.12 (96) Fremantle 1.5.7 (46)
A much better quarter by the Dockers who cut the margin to 50 points. Doesn't sound flattering, does it? Fremantle snared three of the last four goals of the term (including the final two to David Mundy) to add some respectability to the scoreline. Freo coach Ross Lyon spoke live on Fox Footy during the quarter and wasn't scared to express his displeasure at tonight's proceedings. Refreshing stuff.
GWS 2.12.7 (97) Brisbane Lions 1.12.19 (100), Wagga
LIONS WIN! Another close finish in the NAB Cup today. Brisbane managed the last four scoring opportunities of the game and a goal from Sam Michael in the 24th minute (the final score) saw them snatch the lead and win by three points. Their biggest contributors included Claye Beams, Jack Redden and Patrick Karnezis while Adam Treloar and Toby Greene were busy for GWS.
Carlton 0.13.7 (85) Fremantle 1.2.7 (28)
Blues well in front by midway through the second term. It's a goal each in the third quarter with Fremantle's Matt De Boar matching the effort of Jeff Garlett as the only goalscorers this term. Marc Murphy has 17 possessions but Bryce Gibbs is racing up the charts.
There's time to re-cap some of the NAB Cup results from earlier today. In Townsville, North Melbourne continued its unbeaten pre-season cup run to hold off a fast-finishing Gold Coast Suns by 13 points. It was the first AFL level match hosted in the North Queensland city and the Kangaroos put in a clinical goal-kicking display early to win 2.13.6 (102) to 1.11.14 (89) in front of 7216 fans in steamy conditions. READ MORE
GWS 2.12.7 (97) Brisbane Lions 1.11.16 (91)
We're set for a close finish in Wagga. A super-goal to Devon Smith at the seven-minute mark of the final quarter gave the Giants a nine-point lead. The Lions came back to level the scores but another goal to Giant Sam Frost saw them maintain their advantage. Brisbane's Patrick Karnezis is out in front with 24 possessions.
Carlton 0.12.7 (79) Fremantle 1.1.3 (18)
We are the Navy Blues .... Get into song Carlton fans. The Blues have dominated the opening half against the Dockers at Etihad Stadium. Strange to see Freo concede such a big score in a half. Betts has four majors for the Blues, while Marc Murphy is the top possession-winner with 14 touches. The Blues are getting the upper hand on the contested possession count and they are also comfortably ahead on tackles.
Carlton's Bryce Gibbs escapes the grasp of Docker Ryan Crowley. Photo: Getty Images
GWS 1.9.6 (69) Brisbane Lions 1.9.11 (74)
Brisbane's quarter so far in Wagga. They burst out of the blocks after the break with three goals in four minutes - to Rockliff, Karnezis and Cornelius - to snatch back the lead. Another goal to Cornelius (his fourth) at the 18-minute mark saw them take the lead again. Adam Treloar has 16 touches for the Giants.
Carlton 0.10.6 (66) Fremantle 1.1.1 (16)
Blues are burning up the Dockers. It's been all Carlton by midway through the second quarter. Eddie Betts has been the main destroyer with four goals, while Marc Murphy, Andrew Walker and Mitch Robinson are sharing the pill around through the middle.
GWS 1.8.3 (60) Brisbane Lions 1.5.7 (46)
A great half by the Giants. A late goal to Jonathan Giles (his second) gave GWS some breathing space on the cusp of the main break. The Giants are spreading the load across their (mainly) youngish midfield group.
Carlton 0.3.1 (19) Fremantle 0.1.1 (7)
Blues with all the early running at Etihad Stadium but Docker Hayden Crozier pulled one back on 15 minutes to open Fremantle's account. The two Pearces (Danyle and Clancee) have five touches each for Freo.
GWS 1.5.2 (41) Brisbane Lions 1.3.4 (31)
Giants taking it right up to their more credentialled opponents. Jeremy Cameron and Jonathan Giles are among the goalscorers for GWS. Giants have booted all four goals in the second term (including a super-goal to Cameron) to steal the ascendancy.
Essendon 1.10.9 (78) Richmond 2.8.20 (86), Wangaratta
TIGERS WIN! A super-goal to new Tiger Ricky Petterd on 25 minutes put Richmond in front and effectively put the game beyond Essendon's reach. It was close throughout and finished in a thrilling manner. A great hit-out for the Wangaratta locals after they missed out last year ...
Essendon 1.10.9 (78) Richmond 1.8.19 (76), Wangaratta
It's a thrilling finish with the Tigers applying the blowtorch to Essendon. Just a couple of minutes left and Richmond is peppering the goals, threatening to steal the match.
North Melbourne 2.13.6 (102) Gold Coast 1.11.14 (89), Townsville
In the end, it was a respectable loss for the Suns. They booted the last five goals of the game to narrow the final margin to just 13 points. Thomas and Black snagged three goals each for the Kangas, while Brown and Swallow managed two each for the 'home' side. Sam Gibson led all-comers with 23 possessions.
Essendon 1.8.7 (64) Richmond 1.6.11 (56), Wangaratta
It's been Essendon's quarter thus far but Luke McGuane snagged the last goal on 20 minutes to keep Richmond within striking distance. Stanton, Baguley and Goddard are getting plenty of the ball for the Bombers.
North Melbourne 2.13.6 (102) Gold Coast 1.9.13 (76), Townsville
Suns have mounted something of a comeback but time is destined to beat them. David Swallow (20) and Harley Bennell (18) are the big ball-winners for Gold Coast, but Sam Gibson (23) is miles ahead for the Kangas.
Plenty of NAB Cup action around the country on Saturday. AAP reports that old hands Harry Taylor and Jimmy Bartel piloted an experimental Geelong line-up to a commanding 63-point victory over disappointing Adelaide in the pre-season Cup clash at Simonds Stadium on Saturday. READ MORE
High-flying Crow ... Jason Porplyzia attempts to take a mark on the shoulders of Corey Enright. Photo: Getty Images
Essendon 1.5.4 (43) Richmond 1.4.9 (42), Wangaratta
This match is close on numerous counts with Richmond's (slight) inaccuracy costing them. The Bombers lead by one point at the main break, and also have had one extra possession. Essendon has nudged ahead with contested possessions while the Tigers have the advantage on clearances. Get set for a tight second half.
North Melbourne 2.12.5 (95) Gold Coast 1.5.9 (48)
Kangas are maintaining their ascendancy. Lindsay Thomas has three goals in the kit-bag while teammate Sam Gibson has 18 touches.
Scott Spits:
Essendon 1.5.4 (43) Richmond 1.4.9 (42)
The match is tight up in Wangaratta. New Bomber Brendan Goddard leads the way with 14 touches, with Tiger Dustin Martin on level pegging. It's all individual goalscorers with Leroy Jetta and Matt White scoring the two super-goals.
Gold Coast 1.3.7 (34) North Melbourne 1.11.5 (80)
At Townsville
Third goal to tall forward prospect Aaron Black sets up a huge lead for the visitors.
Summer country footy at Townsville. Photo: Ian Hitchcock
Patrick Ryder thrills the big Wangaratta crowd. Photo: Getty Images
Richmond 1.3.7 (33) Essendon 3.3 (21)
At Wangaratta
21 inside 50s to 11 for the Tigers, who are not putting their ascendancy on the scoreboard. Tuck snatches the ball from a throw-in and snaps an overdue major.
Richmond 1.2.6 (27) Essendon 3.2 (20)
At Wangaratta
Five behinds in a row to the wasteful Tigers, with a too unselfish Jack Riewoldt the latest villain, centreing wide of a teammate instead of snapping at goal. Jake Carlisle is continuing his rise with a good job on the mercurial Tiger full forward.
Richmond 1.2.4 (25) Essendon 3.2 (20)
At Wangaratta
Lively, entertaining opening at a packed country ground in fine weather at Wangaratta. Orren Stephenson shone in the ruck for the Tigers, the former Cat and North Ballarat big man forcing four clearances himself in the first term. Youngster Nick Vlautin had six touches and laid two tackles to continue his good pre-season form.
Brendon Goddard had ten touches for the Bombers in the first quarter, and set up a goal when resting deep in the forward line. Mature-aged recruit Nick Kommer had five touches and booted a goal.
Gold Coast 1.3.7 (34) North Melbourne 1.10.4 (73)
At Townsville
When Ben Cunnington goaled at the 19 minute mark, the difference was 48 points. Gold Coast had the next four scoring shots, but a late major to Levi greenwood blew the margin back to 40 points.
North big man Daniel Currie has booted two goals, and fellow lesser lights Will Sierakowski, Aaron Mullett and Sam Gibson have been prominent for the Roos.
Steven May has taken four grabs for the Suns. With Harley Bennell and Gary Ablett not as prolific as usual, David Swallow and Jaeger O'Meara have been amongst their bigger ball-winners.
Richmond 1.2.4 (25) Essendon 2.2 (14)
At Wangaratta
Gold Coast 1.3.7 (34) North Melbourne 1.10.4 (73)
At Townsville
Townsville Q2 22.00
Gold Coast 25
North Melbourne 67
Wangaratta Q1 15.21
Essendon 14
Richmond 22
Simonds Stadium Full Time
Geelong 126
Adelaide 63
Daniel Currie and Zac Smith compete in the ruck at Townsville. Photo: Ian Hitchcock
Greg Broughton resists the trapeze efforts of Kangaroo Lindsay Thomas. Photo: Getty images
Don't tell them it's just a pre-season game. Dejected Crows after their ten-goal belting by a sub-strength Geelong at Simonds Stadium. Photo: Getty Images
Q1 Wangaratta Essendon 6 Richmond 15
Robin Nahas marks on a tight angle near the behind post and converts with aplomb, curling through a kick across his body.
Frizzy-haired 22-year-old Nick Kommer doesn't lack confidence. After kicking Essendon's opening goal, he remontsrated with his Tiger opponent in 1970s style.
Q1 19.37 Wangaratta, Essendon 6 v Richmond 9.
The long awaited game in Victoria's north is finally underway, a year after the Bombers failed to materialise when taking an airplane in a storm instead of catching the bus. It may have been a warning sign to the club that it was trying too hard off the field, but we'll leave that alone...
Umpire Ray Chamberlain is presiding in his first game after missing the 2012 season through injury. Typical of Ray to be in charge in front of a packed house in a fever pitch atmosphere. Northern Victoria loves its footy and this game was sold out long ago.
Q2 Gold Coast 9 v North Melbourne 53
Ruck back-up option Daniel Currie kicked the first goal of the second term four minutes in.
Young midfield star Jaeger O'Meara has picked up six touches for the Suns.
FULL TIME Geelong defeated Adelaide by 63 points.
Geelong 220.127.116.11
Adelaide 184.108.40.206
Taylor Hunt kicked the final goal after the siren. Great signs for a Geelong team packed full of youngsters; worrying semaphores bright and insistent now for Adelaide, which brought its strongest outfit and was outplayed from the outset.
Midfielder Patrick Dangerfield was the standout for Adelaide, with 31 touches. It says a lot about the game that he was matched by Geelong's full back, Harry Taylor, who had 31 touches, took nine marks and laid three tackles.
Quarter-time: North Melbourne 1.6.2 (47) Gold Coast 0.1.2 (8)
Kangaroos off to a flyer in Townsville. The first goal came courtesy of Aaron Black after just 50 seconds. Lindsay Thomas has two majors, including his second at the 23-minute mark to give the Roos a 39-point lead.
Ryan Bastinac has won the ball seven times and ex-Demon Jordan Gysberts has six disposals.
Q4 5.00 Geelong 119 Adelaide 57
190cm full-forward Shane Kersten bags his third goal for the Cats with a well-measured banana kick on the run from the pocket.
Dirty day: Taylor Walker took his first mark deep in the last quarter. Photo: Scott Barbour
Q4 9.00 Geelong 113 Adelaide 56
Taylor Walker, thrashed all day, takes a couple of belated grabs, but can't kick goals, hitting the post with his second attempt from a set shot...
... And he hits the post for a third time moments later.
One of those days. Even gifted Crows forward Jason Porplyzia could not grab hold of the pill against Geelong. Photo: Getty Images
Q4 13.00 Geelong 113 Adelaide 55
A couple of hopeful moments for the Crows as young midfielder Kerridge lays a strong tackle and kicks a goal from outside 50. The Mckernan takes the first mark for the day by a tall Crows forward...
But he kick out on the full from 40 metres with the breeze.
Yes, that's right. Taylor Walker has not marked the ball today for Adelaide. He's had a shocker.
Q4 15.00 Geelong 113 Adelaide 46
Frustrated players were turned away from the bench at the end of the third quarter, when the allotted 20 interchanges were exhausted. The players were exhausted as well.
Q4 16.30 Geelong 113 Adelaide 46
Dangerfield (26 touches) goals from a free kick, then sends the Crows forward at the subsequent centre bounce.
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Q4 20.37 Geelong 113 Adelaide 40
Bartel takes another strong mark forward of centre and the forward thrust ends for the second time with the burly Kersten receiving a pass 15 metres out and running in to boot a major. Kicking into the breeze does not shape as a problem for the Cats in this quarter against the beleaguered Crows.
Q3 0.30 Geelong 107 Adelaide 40
The Cats have broken the Crows, Bartel adding his second goal for the quarter after a strong mark close to goal.
Q3 1.30 Geelong 101 Adelaide 40
Fine snap out of a pack on the left foot by George Horlin-Smith. Eleven score assists for the promising midfielder, who has mostly played forward of centre.
Q3 5.00 Geelong 94 Adelaide 40
Blicavs, the ex-athlete, takes a strong mark 30 metres out and converts his set shot for Geelong. He has held his own against Sam Jacobs, a pretty good achievement for such an inexperienced player. He's very lean, but can obviously cover the ground, and has a good leap.
Q3 8.00 Geelong 87 Adelaide 40
The Crows again ran into a dead end when going forward, with no player inside 50 as they defend desperately against the breeze. Johncock eventually kicked laterally and the ball ran out of bounds 75 metres from goal. Demoralising footy.
No respite for Crows fans at the cricket, with the struggling Aussies looking crestfallen already, at 3/57 after 16 overs in Hyderabad. Good news is the spinners have not yet taken a wicket. Bad news is that the seamers have taken all three wickets! (Ashwin has bowled three consecutive maidens to start his sopell).
Q3 11.54 Geelong 87 Adelaide 40
Taylor Walker is the architect as the Crows rebound into an empty forward line. He shares the ball with Dangerfield and waits until his well-weighted left-foot pas can find Johncock sprinting into an open goal.
James Kelly won 15 touches in the first half. Photo: Getty Images
Q3 15.00 Geelong 87 Adelaide 34
The Crows have not leaked goals as they did in the first term when Geelong had the breeze, but their poor disposal means they are unlikely to score themselves.
Shaun McKernan has replaced Josh Jenkins in the forward line.
HALF-TIME Geelong 80 Adelaide 34
Geelong led by 48 points after their first quarter with the breeze, mixing slick ball use in close through the corridor, with precise long kicking.
The listless Crows were less efficient with the wind behind them in the second term, bombing the ball at outpointed key forward Taylor Walker, though they did kick consecutive goals with five minutes left in the half. They look sluggish and unfocused, and the absence of a genuine second tall forward target appeared to be having an impact.
Tall defensive sweeper Harry Taylor dominated both quarters, with 20 touches to half-time. he leads nine Cats with 10 touches or more. Adelaide has just four players to have recorded that many possessions. Of the lesser lights, Geelong has been well served by pacy flanker Jordan Murdoch (6 disposals, two goals), classy utility George Horlin-Smith (10 touches) and forward Billy Smedts (9 touches, three marks, two goals). Josh Caddy has been steady, if not spectacular in gathering nine possessions.
Adelaide's best were usual suspects Patrick Dangerfield and Scott Thompson, though both alcked their usual potent impact. Several of the players competing for apparent vacancies in the line-up had forgettable first half performances - Andy Otten, Luke Brown, Brodie Martin, Josh Jenkins, Matthew Jaensch and Aidan Riley did not impress.
Q2 2.00 Geelong 80 Adelaide 33
Bright spots for Crows? Riley has laid three strong tackles and won a free kick for one of them. Kerridge has won seven disposals, and Brodie Martin's fine pass set up a goal for Douglas.
Billie Smedts had eight touches and four shots at goal (2.2) in the first half. Photo: Getty Images
Q2 8.50 Geelong 74 Adelaide 32
Adelaide wins two centre bounce clearances, and boots two goals, via Nathan van Berlo and Richard Douglas. The Crows are gradually, belatedly starting to mount a realistic challenge with the breeze.
Harry Taylor had ten touches in the first quarter. Photo: Getty Images
Q2 8.50 Geelong 74 Adelaide 20
Kersten races forward into an open forward line and gets a good kick from Podsiadly. He gathers and goals from six metres out.
Geelong is running hard and using handball in the centre square to break the lines. Adelaide's effort has improved in this term, but not their skills - several times they have burnt clearcut opportunities going inside 50 with poor kicking, and their work has lacked the system of the effervescent Cats.
Q2 20.00 Geelong 61, Adelaide 12
The first score of the second quarter, as Adelaide takes over with the strong breeze, goes to Geelong, after a horrendous kick-in mess-up, pounced on by Kelly. This is shaping as the full disaster for the Crows at the moment.
Smedts, Horlin-Smith, Varcoe (playing at half-back) and Harry taylor were the standouts in the first term.
QUARTER-TIME Geelong 54, Adelaide 12
Porplyzia receives a slightly fortuitous free kick at the top of the goalsquare in the last minute, and converts. In keeping with the tenor of the quarter, the Cats were storming into attack through Smedts as the siren sounded. Huge quarter from geelong, wind or no wind.
Q1 14.06 Geelong 22, Adelaide 0
A 50-metre penalty yields a major for Mackie against Porplyzia. The breeze is stif, but Geelong have been completely eclipsed early.
Q1 3.09 Geelong 54, Adelaide 6
Smedts misses a set shot, then earns a free kick for a hold against Reilly, just outside the goalsquare, and he converts with a hooking kick from close range.
Second later, he finishes off another crisp Cats move and you can hear the groan from punters who made Adelaide favourite.
Q1 7.14 Geelong 37, Adelaide 6
Star half-forward Paul Chapman adds another 'super' goal in response to Adelaide's opening major from Patrick Dangerfield.
Long and direct game style working for the Cats.
Q1 9.00 Geelong 31, Adelaide 0
Pacy youngster Jordan Murdoch marks in traffic, plays on and spears through a 45 metre drop punt for another Cats goal.
For those of you who like your cricket, as well as footy: Australia has won the toss and is about to start batting in the second Test against India at Hyderabad. Victorian Glenn Maxwell is making his debut. And maligned spinner Nathan Lyon is out...
The 'no-name' Cats emerge. Photo: Getty Images
The Crows run onto the field at Simonds Stadium. Photo: Wangaratta
Q1 18.20 Geelong 10, Adelaide 0
Chapman and Varcoe pounce on a Crows midfield turnover and Varcoe delivers a long, low nine pointer as the first major score of the game.
Adelaide has named highly-rated young midfielder Brad Crouch as its substitute. The sun is shining, and the wind blowing, with temperatures in the mid-20s at Simonds Stadium.
The bookmakers have installed the Crows as heavy favourites, based on the strength of the squad they have named. Interesting that Sanderson wants to give his 'A-team' a run this early - most clubs don't unveil something like their round one line-up until the final two weeks of pre-season.
The Cats will kick with the stiff breeze in the first term.
Jimmy Bartel is in number 17, not his usual 3, and there is not too much else familiar about the Cats line-up. Names such as Murdoch, Kersten, Hamling, Hartman and Bathie are wearing the hoops today.


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Multiple front and rear laser sensors provide 360 degree laser protection, including a wide field of view. GPS Technology: The Passport 9500ix has an embedded SiRFstar III GPS receiver, and uses GPS technology to identify and eliminate false alarms. The GPS-powered TrueLock Filter lets you lock out false alerts by "marking" the location so the detector can reject the signal the next time you approach the area. The unit is also pre-loaded with thousands of safety camera locations, including red light and fixed photo radar sites, and will warn you when you are approaching these sites. The mini-USB port allows you to update your safety camera data and other software through the Escort website. AutoLearn: GPS technology is also used to "learn" the source of radar signals by location and frequency, and determine if the signal is a real threat or a false one. If the alert comes from an automatic door opener or motion sensor, the Passport 9500ix automatically locks out this source at this particular location. The unit can also "unlearn" signals that are no longer present at a particular location to protect you from locking out real threats. Mark Location (MRK): The Passport 9500ix has an "MRK" button that allows you to mark a specific location and label it for future reference. Once the location is marked and labeled, the unit will provide an alert 250' or 10 seconds away for red light or speed cameras, or 1/3-mile away for speed traps or other danger zones. SpeedAlert: When SpeedAlert is enabled, the unit will display your speed during an alert. After a few seconds, the display will indicate the meter type you have selected. VG-2 Protection: This unit uses SmartShield VG2 Immunity to make it invisible to radar detector detectors. Traffic Signal Rejection: The Passport 9500ix utilizes Traffic Signal Rejection to eliminate false alerts due to location or certain frequencies. Radar-based traffic flow sensors, mounted along major highways, transmit strong K-band signals for a half-second approximately every minute. These signals help produce traffic flow data for personal navigation devices, but also create numerous false radar alerts. Escort's proprietary Traffic Signal Rejection (TSR) software, found in the 9500ix, helps eliminate annoying false alerts. Advanced EZ-Programming: The Passport 9500ix can be easily customized to your driving preferences. The EZ-Programming features include: Power-on Indication, Power-on Sequence, Signal Strength Meter, AutoMute, Audio tones, City Mode Sensitivity, Display Brightness, Dark Mode, and your choice of Radar and Laser bands. Enhanced Radar Detection: The Passport 9500ix features enhanced "V-Tuned" radar receiver provides long-range warning on all radar types. Digital signal processing provides maximum range and minimizes false alarms. The unit offers three radar sensitivity settings: Auto: In Auto mode the unit provides real-time radar performance base on your vehicle's speed. As your vehicle speed increases, the radar sensitivity (X and K-band) is set to maximum range. As your vehicle speed decreases, the radar sensitivity (X and K-band only) is minimized to further reduce unwanted false alarms. Full sensitivity is maintained on all other bands. Highway: Highway mode provides maximum sensitivity on all bands. City: City modes reduces X-band sensitivity and full sensitivity is maintained on all other bands. Variable-Speed Radar: The Passport 9500ix AutoSensitivity mode varies radar sensitivity base on your vehicle's speed resulting in better radar performance. High-Resolution Red Display: The radar detector features an ultra-bright red alphanumeric matrix-display with 280 LEDs and 5 brightness levels (Minimum, Medium, Maximum, Auto and Full Dark) to choose from. 3 High-Resolution Meter Modes: The Passport 9500ix provides 3 types of meter displays to choose from: Signal Strength Meter: Standard bar-graph meter that provides information on a single radar signal. If there are multiple signals present, the unit's internal computer will determine which one is the most important threat to display. ExpertMeter: The ExpertMeter is a miniature spectrum analyzer simultaneously tracks up to 8 radar signals. It provides detailed information on up to 2 Ka-band, 2 K-band, and 4 X-band signals. SpecDisplay: In this mode, the unit will display the actual numeric frequency of the radar signal being received. Voice and Beep Alerts: When enabled, all alerts and instructions are communicated using a voice announcement. If you desire, the voice alerts can be turned off, and all alerts will sound using tones. Auto Mute: After the initial audible alert, the volume is automatically reduced, so you need not manually mute the sound. This feature can be defeated. Mute Button: Once an alarm sounds, it can be silenced using the mute button. Earphone Jack: There is a standard 3.5mm earphone jack on the right side of the unit. SmartCord Cigarette Lighter Adapter: The supplied cigarette lighter plug has an alert LED that lights even when the unit is in the Dark mode and a mute button in case the unit is not within easy reach. AutoPower: The AutoPower feature automatically turns off the unit if the vehicle has not moved for 4 hours. This feature is useful if your vehicle has a "hot plug" which provides 12 volts all the time, and reduces the current drain on the vehicle's battery. EasyMount Bracket: The radar detector comes supplied with an EasyMount windshield bracket that is designed for unobtrusive and hassle-free mounting. The bracket clips onto the top of the Passport 9500ix and suction-cup mounts to your windshield. The Passport 9500ix features a release button that will allow you to remove the unit from the bracket while still leaving the suction-cup window mount bracket in place. Two spare suction cups are included. ZR4 Laser Shifter Compatible: The Passport 9500ix is compatible with the optional Escort ZR4 Laser Shifter (sold separately). The ZR4 provides the most advanced defense system against targeting laser guns, and can be linked to the unit for ultimate protection. Technical Information Operating Bands: X Band 10.525 GHz +/- 25 MHz K Band 24.150 GHz +/- 100 MHz Ka Band 34.700 GHz +/- 1300 MHz Ku-band 13.450 GHz +/- 25 MHz Laser 904nm, 33 MHz bandwidth Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Escort Passport 9500ix Reviews Average Customer Review: 37 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Worth the Investment iX Written By Chris, Oklahoma on Tuesday, August 19, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Passport is what good technology is about - excellence, adaptive and a fast learner. The GPS & Alerts makes this detector so quiet (on the false alerts) that you pay attention to it when it does makes noise. It takes three times for it to see the same false (big box store sliding doors, etc.) and then it says "stored" without you having to touch the thing. Next time you go through it will show a visual of the alert but no sound since fault. The speed awareness - more sensitive as you go faster - works beautifully. It even has started storing some of the long term interstate construction signs with words (didn't know they had K band emitters). Literally no issues - I did buy the superior suction cup thing from Passport as the little ones included wobbled etc. I also purchased a small 12" cable that allows me to tap into the power that goes to the mirror. Wished I had purchased the 15" cable as on this detector the power goes in on the left side - little more of a stretch than I like. Anyway, almost stealth right behind the lower edge of the blue tint stripe. With power to the mirror there is no cord going down and from outside you literally cannot see it. Anyway, super happy with it - so worth the money. So far driving it has caught local Police and Oklahoma Highway patrol Ka band and multiple times in Dallas it caught LASER although I never saw the LEO that was doing the laser. As a driver I tend to be about 5-10 over the limit - avoiding the $300 tickets. Pros: Excellence in Design and Implementation Definitely had the driver in mind Strong engineering under the hood Cons: Initial download of speed cameras and firmware update took about 2+ hours. More time than I expected but not really an issue as will probably only connect to internet 2-3 times a year at most. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Worth every penny... Written By J Mac, Paducah, KY on Thursday, January 16, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have owned several detectors and finally decided to go with the one that was supposed to be the best. I can truly say that I have not been disappointed even once. It has performed so well, that I finally broke down and spent the money on a second one for my wife's vehicle. She has thanked me and told me many times how it has saved her. Even her guests riding with her are amazed. Pros: Long range detection, excellent filtering, good options including "dark" mode if the radar is traveling behind you so it isn't seen through the windows. Cons: Suction cup had to be replaced on mine after about 9 months but it was also being dried out in the summer heat. No complaints. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By Anonymous, Fishers, indiana on Friday, July 26, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Awesome product Pros: Great visibility and accuracy Cons: Sound a bit low when the top is off of the jeep 1 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Best detector I have owned Written By Sam, Bonham,Tx on Friday, June 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Features are the most advanced on the market. This unit learns your route and after three passes it blocks false alarms caused by security alarms and garage doors. This is one sweet radar detector. Pros: Long range It learns the false alarms and cancels them out Cons: none 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Product Written By rantasek, Ocala FL on Friday, June 21, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is very accurate and easy to use I have had it for over a month and it has saved me already :) 3 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Passport 9500 IX Written By Anonymous, Florida on Monday, June 10, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have had my Passport 9500ix for approximately 3 weeks. Wow, what a great unit. I cannot say enough good things about this detector. I purchased the smart cord as well and highly recommend doing so. Total protection at it's best. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Purchase! Written By Lisa, Charleston, SC on Thursday, June 06, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very pleased with this purchase! Worth the price. Pros: Always reliable Cons: None 2 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By olelaker, Rockford, Il on Wednesday, March 20, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Worth the high price. The 950ix has already alerted me to police I was not aware of. I agree the best way to avoid a ticket is to use your eyes, but even then there are instances where this approach doesn't work. the quality of the 9500 is top notch and the automatic ability to store false alerts is even better then I thought it would be. I choose this device over the Bell unit for this feature and it is worth the extra money. I plan on getting a second unit for my other car in the next month or two. I don't regret the purchase even thought it cost a lot, for me it will pay for itself shortly. Pros: auto store false alerts, online database, easy of use Cons: high cost - quality comes at a price 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Good assistant. Written By Teddy, Housotn, Tx. on Monday, November 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This is a very good driving assistant. Shipping was fast. Well packaged and brand new. Overall it is a very good detector. I think the suction cup mount (additional) was not necessary as the adjustability on it is poor. I hard wired mine in through the accessory fuse slot using an "add a circuit" from any autoparts store. everything works like a dream and the radar truely is "smart" with the auto-learn feature and adjustability options of the radar. Overall I love it & happy with it. Good purchase! Pros: Sensitive radar! learning how to program it according to where you live and what you want out of it is a must. It's gps is a good addition to this model (i came from an 8500). not tacky looking and usability is amazing. Cons: can be "overly" sensitive on x and k band (forced me to read instructions). stand-alone suction cup mount could use another joint. For $ spent, buyers should not have to pay for an optional "live" account that only is as good as the # of people in the area that use it. 11 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By D Hall, Upstate New York - Land of speed enforcement on Wednesday, September 12, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) A month before I purchased anything from Crutchfield Corporation, I received a call early in the morning to verify if I had actually purchased a very expensive "electronic gadget" in the middle of the night. The end of the story is my AMEX card was compromised while I slept and thousands of dollars were charged to my credit card. The end of the story is my AMEX card was shut down and Crutchfield saved me from a major disaster. Now the day arrives when I want to purchase an Escort Passport 9500ix for my own personal car. What store should I buy the detector of my dreams? Answer: No one other than Crutchfield. The Escort Passport 9500ix is an absolute total dream. Drive by the false alerts from automatic doors a few times and the warning will be erased thanks to the GPS that is installed inside the 9500ix. This is the best "fish finder" or best "police radar trap" detector imaginable. The detector's alarm so far in advance of the trap . . . . you could let off the gas pedal and coast to a stop way before you get to the trap. The alarm is so loud with "status rating bars" on the screen that there is NO doubt there is a "Great White Shark" out there waiting to devour you and write a speeding ticket. Crutchfield and Escort Passport 9500ix are TOTALLY THE BEST EVER!! Period! Pros: Red light Cameras, MAJOR ADVANCE WARNING, eliminates false warnings, GPS, Download updates from your computer, Blue light self adjusts to outside lighting (i.e., eliminates the inside the fish bowl syndrome at night) Cons: ABSOLUTELY NONE!!! 10 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort 9500ix Written By jmbl, Westchester, NY on Tuesday, September 11, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) This radar detector, without doubt, is the best I've ever owned. It does everything it's supposed to do and I have to give props to Crutchfield customer support also. I had to exchange one due to a usb malfunction and they shipped out a new one before I even returned my first defective detector. Updates are easy and work well with the Escort software which must be downloaded to your computer. The letters "USB" show in the detector display when the detector connects to your computer. If you do not see the "USB" letters in the display, just hit the power switch on the detector and the connection will be made. Once that happens and you run the update program, you can check for database as well as firmware updates. In operation, this detector does a great job blocking out false alarms on its own once you have gone through a location 3 times. The false alarm location will be automatically stored. You can also enter a blocked location yourself by hitting the "Mute" button 3 times and that location will be stored as a false alarm. I would suggest getting a good carrying case to transport the detector to and from your car. The case the 9500ix comes in is very slippery and may fall out of your hands accidentally. I got one that has a wrist strap so transporting is no problem for me. This is a great product which I highly recommend. Pros: Great signal detection and false alarm detection system. Cons: None, compared to other detectors. The price is well worth it. 6 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 escort 9500ix Written By Jeff, pasadena tx on Sunday, August 26, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) works great. does what it is suppose to do. Pros: works great. does what it is suppose to do. Cons: Price, price of camera updates. 4 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 Escort 9500ix is fantastic Written By KimW, Phoenix, Az on Sunday, August 19, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) What a great detector. Plus the fact that I can plug in a mini USB and get updates over the internet of all the various attributes of the 9500ix. I have owned several detectors and I have not found one that has the versatility and functionality of this radar detector. My past detectors have been just great at detecting when I am about to get a speeding ticket. Everything pales in comparison to the Escort 9500ix. Fairly pricey, but already saved my butt more than once. Love it!! Buy it!! Cant go wrong!!! Mine has payed for itself already and I have only had it a month...... Read the owners manual- Super cup that is offered with it wont allow the detector to function properly. The detector must touch the windshield, super cup wont allow that to happen. Throw the Super cup in the trash and use the what comes with the detecor and you will be fine. Pros: It works on everything out there and it remembers the nuisance alerts.... Fantastic unit.. Cons: Dont get to worked up over the "free" super cup. Your detector wont function correctly if it sits that far away from the windshield (read the owners manual) 9 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 Escort9500IX Written By PeterK, New York, NY on Sunday, August 19, 2012 Waste of money. It's picking up automatic doors but is missing the radars. I got tickets coming back from south, one in VA the detector did not even went off. Deleware, by the time the detector went off I was painted by laser. Very dissapointed. Cons: Picking up automatic doors. Missing radars in police cars, not enough warning time, when get hit by laser, you will get a ticket. Overpriced. 13 out of 44 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Detector Written By Nosferatu, Michigan on Sunday, July 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Works great. I upgraded this from my 10 year old Passport 8500 (non-x50). Works great the GPS aspect really is neat. Pros: Great range, no real false alarms and if there are this locks it out quickly over time. Cons: Price, but they are competitive here with it. 3 out of 3 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Good detector but needs a recall Written By Don, Staten Island, New York on Friday, June 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) As far a a radar detector goes this is one heck of a device. Amazing long range and unbelievable ability to automatically block out false alarms. Also, its integration with your smart phone with Escort Live is in it's beginning stages but has great potential for keeping you safe. Safe from even the oops it's too late Laser hits, because if anyone reported it before you got there Escort Live knows about it and your are safe and sound. So why you ask only 2 stars. I have just received my 3rd unit from Crutchfield and unfortunately once more the unit is defective in that the USB port does not work. There appears to be a design flaw with 9500ix's that begin with a serial number that starts with a '330'. Don't take just my word for it see for yourself at the Escort's own discussion forum's. Now will Escort take it back and repair it, yes , but buyer beware you are taking your chances and either I have the worst luck in the world because I got 3 bum units from the supposed 30+ in stock or there are a lot of defective Radar detectors out there. So in summary I paid full retail price for a R.D. that will be a repaired/refurbished unit and had to deal with the hassle all be it small because of Crutchfields wonderful return policy twice. And now have to deal with returning the R.D. to Escort. Why bother you ask... well it really is a cool device. Pros: Range, Auto lockout, AI, Escort Live Cons: Quality control 23 out of 24 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 It's too late Written By Cam, Los Angeles, CA on Sunday, June 10, 2012 Do not waste your money, most officers (at least here in LA) no longer use radar and only utilize Laser devices. Once your detector alerts you (assuming any portion of the laser beam actually hit the detector and caused it to activate...low possibility) you have been caught! Here's a novel idea, GO THE SPEED LIMIT! Pros: None Cons: Price 5 out of 97 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great radar detector Written By Roger, Michigan City , In on Thursday, May 24, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great right out of box. 2 out of 12 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Unbelievable Detector! Written By Darren, Augusta,GA on Tuesday, March 27, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very expensive detector, but worth it. Smart technology is actually smart. I am impressed by all the features that do what they are supposed to do, unlike other models you have to watch out for. I have been researching radar detectors for quite awhile now and have found the perfect one. This is it, look no further and don't sacrifice or risk tickets with cheaper wannabe models. Laser alert does work and will scare the heck out of you when that annoying cop aims at you.Unfortunately, it is probably too late at that point so additional laser deflectors will keep you safe and you will find those on other websites for your front and rear license plates. Radar detection is very good and marking known radar traps is a breeze for warning you later when you enter the area again not paying attention. Make sure you update online before you drive. Little USB cable NOT included, need one that fits in cameras to get updates and register online. You would think for $500 bucks they could have thrown that in! Pros: Long range distance detection, Very smart detector Cons: USB cable not included for online updates 13 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 escort 9500 ix passport Written By L Seabolt, flowery branch, ga on Saturday, February 04, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I guess there's not a perfect detector , but this is as close as one can get. you have to drive by the same false elert a few times before it will know its not a real one, learned cops use ka band more, then k band , x band false alarm, learn this one should be ok. laser, learn cops have to be pointing laser at you before you can pick them up, is that a elert in ones favor?? Pros: works almost perfect Cons: price, suction cups dont hold up on a cold surface. 5 out of 9 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 More Than a Radar Detector Written By JIm in Houston, Houston, TX on Thursday, February 02, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I purchased this for my wife's Porsche Cayenne as an alternative to another Valentine, which I use in my Carrera. I am very pleased with the adjustment for sensitivity, brightness, and volume, and the ability to disregard X-band annoyances. The additional features that I like are the GPS function and the red light and speed camera databases, plus the spoken warnings that identify the type of radar and the visible warnings that show your current speed. Pros: Very visible and audible alerts with automatically adjustable brightness and adjustable volume; database of speed and red light cameras; speed display with warnings. Cons: Lacks directional arrows of the Valentine. 16 out of 18 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Passport 9500ix Written By Pete, New Jersey on Thursday, December 29, 2011 Believe it or not I am a police officer and my post was transferred 100 miles from home. I was being stopped too often and I was tired of inconveniencing the guys. I researched this product and purchased it. I am extremely happy with it and it has great range. You do have to beware of the "laser alert" got hit with a few of those by the Troopers, and there is nothing you can do about it. Make no mistake about it though, your 9500 ix will scare the sh out of you to let you know. 14 out of 17 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Some Facts Written By Mazz, Rindge, NH on Monday, May 23, 2011 I love all of the features on this detector and it seems to perform extremely well. I mainly wanted to comment on a few other reviews. To the person complaining about the laser detection ability...there is no good way to be warned about laser. Lasers are extremely concentrated, there is no scattering like there is with radar. If the detector is going off because of laser, they already have your speed. If they're aiming at someone else's car, you won't pick it up. To the person complaining about false alarms...there is no was to avoid this. A radar detector does just that, detects radar. If that radar is from a door opener, it's still radar. The beauty of this detector is that if you know that something is a false alarm, you can block it from alerting you in the future. That's all you can do. 28 out of 32 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Z Man - TN Written By Z Man, Franklin, TN on Wednesday, March 09, 2011 Pro - Did extensive reseach; bought it and am very impressed with the performance; not disappointed, at all > good detection in city and highway; excellent in blocking GPS identified false signals; have had the unit for about a month and have gained good level of confidence in detection. Con - should include a straight-line cord, about 5 feet long, or so > the expansion cord is baciacally useless in trying to navigate dash-board controls / keeping cord out of the way. Would recommend to other buyers. 25 out of 25 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Poor laser performance Written By Dennis, Colorado on Monday, February 21, 2011 I recently purchased the escort 9500ix at Christmas time. The unit has performed poorly in detecting Highway Patrol Laser guns in Colorado. When I called customer support at Escort, I received the poor excuse of "oh, the police have gotten smarter and have started pointing their radar at the bumpers of the car" He continued on to say " If you have a windshield mounted detector, you need to purchase the accessory bumper mounted detector to be fully protected". He went on to tell me it would be $449.00 plus installation (professional installation required). Fool me once...... (you know the rest). To this day (2-15-2011) the website is promising protection against Lasers, but make no mention of this relevant fact. This is what angers me the most. Buyers beware. 40 out of 73 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By Cletus, New Orleans, La on Monday, February 21, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Very good detector. Clever windshield mount. It would have been nice if the computer cord and maybe a sun visor mount would have been inclueded in the package. 7 out of 10 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Best deal for the Money ! Written By RoxH2O, Houston Tex on Wednesday, January 19, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Love this Unit ! Cut's out the fales alarms . Easy set up. Had it done in less then 2 min. I don't care what some of the other bad reviwers said . This Unit Rocks ! Try it for your self and see. I shure it will pay for it's self in no time. Thx Crutchfild !!!!!! 8 out of 13 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Best on the Market Written By WillS, Philladelphia, PA on Tuesday, October 26, 2010 The Escort Passport 9500xi simply is the best detector that is available, for a rather affordable price. The only better system is Escort's more compact non-potable system that's approx. $700. I had many many many situations where this has come in handy and probably saved me from getting a ticket!! Although is not quite perfect and gets signals from banks and some bigger stores that have security systems, i would rather it go off more often than not. This detector is so good that i now look for the police car when it alerts me of its presence. I love this along with my garmin gps. Keep a look out for the new Escort detector that is a GPS and Radar detector in one! Very Cool!! Thank you! 19 out of 22 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 2nd to NONE !! Written By Ticketless for 3 yrs now... Thanks Escort, Ohio on Monday, September 20, 2010 This radar detector is second to none. By far out performs any other radar detector on the market. I bought this when my license was got suspended for too many speeding tickets within a 12 month period. That was almost 3 years ago, I have not had a ticket since. Granted no radar detector is 100% full proof, This I feel is the closest thing. With the Lockout feature, This detector learns about the area you drive in and filters out the false alarms over time. Instead of a radar detector that trains you to ignore it from too many false alarms (All the while getting you tickets). With the 9500ix, You learn to react to the alerts since they are all REAL... BY FAR The best investment for me EVER!!! 19 out of 21 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Phenomanal Investment and Amazing Radar right out of the box Written By Mike V., Colorado Springs, CO on Friday, August 20, 2010 I purchased the radar shortly after receiving my first two speeding tickets. I was highly recommended the Escort and Beltronics Radars. I thoroughly researched the specs and costumer reviews on Crutchfield and decided the Passport 9500ix was an amazing system with great reviews. The AutoLearn Feature is INCREDIBLE. Over time, it eliminates false threats that are commonly found with other radar systems once you have driven by it several times. False alerts are very dangerous because if you begin to disregard all alerts, you may not have the time to respond when the threat of a cops radar is real. All in all, this radar was an incredible investment to me even though I do not speed everywhere, it just makes you feel safe when you need to get somewhere. It makes driving less stressful. I have owned the Escort 9500ix for about three weeks now and has saved me countless times! The range is absolutely incredible! Even when driving at 20 over and through a hilly area, the radar picks up the signal with the slightest frequency and warns me with time to slow down, and drive at that speed before the police vehicle even comes into sight. incredible. Oh, and the preloaded red light camera database is awesome even though they are not in my city but I had a chance to test it out in Denver and it was jaw dropping. Anyways, I thought I owed a thorough review because I am so satisfied. Thanks Escort! 30 out of 31 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By Bob, Regina SK on Friday, August 13, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Easy to use. Preloaded with factory settings lets you use right away. Quality Product. Good price at Crutchfield! 9 out of 15 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By SAM, MASSILLON,OH on Saturday, December 05, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) GREAT PRODUCT.FAR MORE RANGE THAN OTHER UNITS SIDE BY SIDE. GPS RED LIGHT CAMERA LOCATIONS ARE ACCURATE AND NECESSARY SINCE FLORIDA IS NOW TARGETING RIGHT TURN ON RED AS A VIOLATION IF YOU DO NOT STOP BEHIND WHITE LINE WHICH IS LOCATED 5 FOOT SHORT OF NORMAL STOPPING POINT SO YOU CAN'T SEE TO TURN. 65% OF RED LIGHT VIOLATIONS ARE NOW , RIGHT TURN ON RED IN FLORIDA. KA BAND IN GEORGIA PICKED UP STATE TROOPER 2 MILES AWAY AT 4 A.M. ON STRAIGHT STRETCH OF HIGHWAY. . GPS MEMORY NOW HAS 90% FALSE SIGNALS BLOCKED. HIGHLY RECOMMENDED 20 out of 26 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 awesome right out of the box Written By jeff, dallas, texas on Thursday, October 08, 2009 I bought the 9500ix and on the way home it warned me about eight cops before i could even see them. Every time I'de hear the k or ka band alert I see a cop either coming toward me or on the roadside or somewhere in the vicinity. I havent yet downloaded an update and Im sure when i do it will do better than it does now. Ive only had it for a week and I am very happy with it. It has stored false alarm locations to be blocked, when i drive by them now theres no alarm. One thing happened which might be expected since It was raining very hard last week and my speed indicated on the readout was 5 miles faster than i was going. I assume it was the gps signal delayed or something by the clouds and rain. The passport 9500ix is very impressive. 16 out of 20 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By James, Santa Clara, Ca on Wednesday, February 25, 2009 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I have had this detector for about 2 weeks now and I must say I come away very impressed. There are so many bells and whistles to play with and the protection you get is awesome, got to love the auto learn feature :D The only thing i don't like and its not that bad of a thing since i don't run red lights is that it does not warn you with ample time about a red light camera 500ft or 400ft. is not sufficient enough warning, on the flip side it is accurate to a dime. 29 out of 31 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Great Detector Written By phil, Rochester, NY on Sunday, February 22, 2009 I think this product is just as promised. The previous reviewer must have had some difficulty because I updated my 9500ix in less than 2 minutes in my truck. Updates don't need to be done everyday or even weekly. the range on this beats the BEL rx65 and no more false alerts. If your considering this detector read the forums on-line and not just one persons review. This detector is great. 28 out of 32 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Escort Passport 9500ix Written By Anthony, NYC, NY on Sunday, February 08, 2009 I already own a radar detector and just bought the Escort 9500ix radar. If you go to Escort site, the 90 days free download is free and it doesn't say anywhere on their site you'll have to buy something in order to receive the free 90 days download. Also, if the download is taking you so long to download into the radar, you must be doing something wrong. Because the download is very simple and fast and not complicated at all. The Escort 9500ix is a great radar and the only thing that's missing is the arrows on my old radar. Regarding your false alarm on the 9500ix, you must drive by the same area 3-5 times before it will register into the 9500ix and block it out as a false alert. A lot of people in general who buy a radar detector really don't know how to use it correctly. After using it for a short period of time, certain people will say this radar is not very good and it doesn't work. This is untrue and if everybody just take the time to learn the in and out of the radar then it will work as stated. So, speaking of the Escort 9500ix radar, this is a very nice radar and is recommended to anybody who is looking into buying the best radar out there. I hope this will help. 34 out of 35 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 out of 5 Big Disappointment! Written By mjoy, Florida on Tuesday, December 02, 2008 I had high hopes for this product with the download ability, and I figured this was a great advancement in radar detectors. However, I was very wrong! Escort said in order to do the 90 days worth of downloads, I would have to purchase two more items from them. I can not believe after spending this much for a radar detector I would have to purchase more items for this radar detector. After 90 days, Escort asks customers for more money by asking them to buy more downloads. This is frankly ridiculous! The worst part of it is, the downloads are very difficult to do. Instead of making them easy, Escort made the process extremely convoluted and time-consuming! I tried it on my laptop in my car, but it took so long and was so uncomfortable that I decided to cough up the money to buy their download equipment. Furthermore, because of the time needed my laptop battery died. To add insult to injury, Escort controls most of the radar market since it also owns Bel. I truly regret the purchase of this equipment. Finally, I have had numerous false alerts with this product which is unconscionable considering the price! 219 out of 358 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked What does the live subscription cost? 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Susan Betty Thieman
July 31, 1940 — Nov. 5, 2012
Felton resident Susan Betty Thieman, a longtime Valley Churches United Missions volunteer, died Nov. 5 following an illness. She was 72.
A native of Oklahoma, Ms. Thieman studied sociology at the University of Tulsa, University of Kansas and University of California, Davis, before embarking on a career in advertising and urban planning that eventually took her to the Bay Area in 1970.
She moved to the Santa Cruz area in 1972 and was working for the Human Resources Agency of Santa Cruz County when she was appointed in 1987 as the county's representative to Valley Churches United Missions, which was then newly founded.
In that role, Ms. Thieman organized the effort to unite the county services with Valley Churches under one roof.
During the next 25 years, Ms. Thieman became a familiar sight at the Valley Churches headquarters and throughout the community. She founded and ran the organization's Saturday pantry for low-income families until her health failed.
In recognition of her service to the community, Ms. Thieman was named an Angel of the Year in 1997.
One of her great pastimes was reading, and she shared that love as a volunteer at the Ben Lomond Library from 1980 to 1990. Valley Churches has announced that a book sale fundraiser in her memory will be scheduled soon.
Ms. Thieman had no living relatives but is survived by many close friends and neighbors in the community.
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Not really. I haven't had the pleasure of setting up a Pantera to see how short it draws. I have learned enough the last few years to take little stock in what the catalog shows for draw length. Most draw longer than listed and often by as much as a full inch. What I almost always do with my bows is remove about 5 twists from the cables and add 10 to 15 twists to the string. This shortens the draw length and reduces the peak weight, changing the bow's specs, but I don't worry about specs. Doing what I do makes the Hybrix/Nitro cam smoother drawing and removes the telltale hump in the draw cycle right before the roll over. Then I set the module and the draw stop, put the bow on my draw board and fine tune it for draw length. Once I have the bow just where I want it I tune and sight in. Then I measure the draw length, a2a, brace height, draw weight, and everything else. These are the specs for MY bow.
I don't play around much with single cam bows. I cut my teeth on 4 wheel bows back in the 70's. Went to 2 wheel bows in the 80's. First 2 cam bow was a Hoyt in 1989. I shot nothing but 2 cam bows (energy wheels, really) till I joined up with Golden Eagle in 1997. 2000 thru 2003 with Pearson and nothing but single cam bows. Through that time there were a lot of issues with level nock travel, which has been corrected over time for the most part. In 2004 I joined Martin's staff and had the opportunity to go back to true dual cams and jumped at it and still shoot dual or binaries. It's a personal choice thing. You can do a lot more tweaking with dual cams and I am always tweaking something----always.
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On Friday, Nov. 9, the Bulldogs (7-3, 4-1 San Joaquin Athletic Association) go up against St. Mary's from Stockton, the repeat champion from the Tri-City Athletic League and a regular in postseason competition.
The Rams are the No. 7 seed in Division II. Tracy's win against Bear Creek on Friday, Nov. 2, moved the Bulldogs up to the No. 10 seed. They play at 7 p.m. Friday at St. Mary's High.
The Bulldogs and Rams both played in the old 10-team SJAA until 2004, the last year before the league was split to form the SJAA and TCAL.
Tracy and St. Mary's last met in the first round of the Division I playoffs in 2007. The Rams won it 56-26 and went on to win the section title.
Tracy head coach Matt Shrout said he remembers that 2007 playoff game well. He was the Bulldogs line and special teams coach.
"We knew we were overmatched going in," Shrout said. "They were a good team that year."
This year, St. Mary's has another strong team. The Rams (8-2, 5-0 TCAL) lost only to De La Salle of Concord, Cal Hi Sports' top-ranked team in the state, and Central Catholic of Modesto, the top team in Cal Hi Sports' Division IV North rankings.
Shrout said his Bulldogs aren't intimidated.
"Our defense is fired up and ready to take on a good offense, and our offense has taken on the challenge to move the ball on a very good defense," Shrout said. "To them, it's just another team they have to beat to get where they want to go."
The Bulldogs and Rams met Aug. 18 this year during the first week of scrimmages. Shrout said Tracy measured up well against St. Mary's.
"We moved the ball and did some things that we wanted to make sure we would be able to do," Shrout said.
The Bulldogs then started the season with two losses. Shrout said the first game against Sierra was disappointing, but even with a loss in the second week, the Bulldogs put up a good fight against Franklin of Elk Grove, the top seed in Division I.
"We have gotten better week after week," Shrout said. "You can't tell with our league schedule how good we are. We have to go into a first-round game with St. Mary's, and that will tell us real fast."
St. Mary's quarterback Kaleb Parish averages nearly 195 yards passing per game, and the Rams run the ball for nearly 192 yards, on average, each week.
Tracy has senior fullback Bruce Russell to anchor the Bulldogs' running game. He averages nearly 116 yards per game, and the Bulldog offense averages more than 257 yards per game on the ground.
Senior quarterback Luke Hanna was passing for an average of nearly 88 yards per game before he was injured playing Lincoln on Oct. 19.
Sophomore quarterback Michael Brown has passed for 74 yards in his two games since then, and he has also contributed to the rushing game.
Shrout wouldn't say for certain whether Hanna would be back for Friday's game. He said Brown was preparing to lead the team again, and coaches will decide Friday if Hanna has recovered from his shoulder injury.
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1929 - Great Depression begins and lasts into the late 1930s.
1929 - The first Ford Tri- Motor airplane lands at " Port Kingman", the airport dedicated by Charles Lindbergh and Amelia Earhart. Port Kingman was the
first commercial airport in Arizona and Transcontinental Air Transport Company, TAT, was the forerunner of TWA.
1930 - six stop signs were installed at Kingman intersections. The first all- talking movies came to Lang's Theater in Kingman.
1930 - President Hoover signs the Bill for Boulder Dam Project at Black Canyon on the Colorado River.
Herbert Clark Hoover was born
in 1874 in West Branch, Iowa, the
first president born west of the
Mississippi. He was a graduate of
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Presidents Harding and Coolidge.
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Lou Henry Hoover was born in
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with her father, and became a fine
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Herbert Hoover in 1899. The
Hoovers had two sons, and the
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President Herbert Hoover won the election of 1928 over the Democratic candidate, Alfred E. Smith. He was soon faced with the worst economic
depression in the nation's history, but his theories made efforts against it ineffective. Because he believed the federal government could not act in some
areas, he vetoed measures for national relief and reduced income taxes. President Hoover approved the Star Spangled Banner as the national anthem.
Defeated for re- election in 1932, he returned to private business. He died in New York City in 1964.
Throughout the Hoover administration First Lady Lou Hoover welcomed White House visitors with poise and dignity. She always dressed well, and the
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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (December 1, 2012)—There will be a Pick Six carryover of $110,904 when racing resumes Sunday at Betfair Hollywood Park. Post time is 12:30 p.m. and track gates will open at 10 a.m.
The Pick Six will begin in the fourth race. Scheduled post time is 2:02 p.m.
Copyright © 2009-2014, Hollywood Park. All rights reserved.


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