Xrs9740 15 Band 360 Degree Lcd Display Car Radar Laser Detector on 2040-parts.com
shenzhen, China
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Description: Can use in all kind of cars 1.5 Inch LED screen, clear display Easy mounting on windshield or dashboard Support Language Russian, English, easy to switch Features:
Notes: The user manual is general, so the picture may be different from actual product, but have same function. Package Included: 1 x XRS9740 Radar Detector 1 x Car Charger (DC 12~15V) 1 x Windshield Mount with Suction Cup 1 x Anti-slip Car Pad 1 x English User Manual   |
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