Any Electronics Freaks Need A Project?: V1 Stealth

I remember on the 911 board these guys had several different kinds of Valentine 1 Stealth installations. The best one by far was awesome. They took the "arrow and radar counter assembly" and installed it in the center of the tachometer! I also saw somemore "low tech" ideas where the detector was simply installed within a black plastic box and the box then mounted behind you between the seats. I would love a nice stealth install of the Valentine 1. It is BY FAR the best detector on the market. I owned the custom installed K40 detector which is installed in your gauge cluster and utilizes 2 small LED lights, one on the left indicates a threat from the front and the right LED indictes a threat from the rear. This unit like the V1 utilizes 2 antennae, the front one is installed behind your front bumper, the rear is mounted behind your rear bumper. This detector is FANTASTIC it terms of stealth but unfortunately the performance is HORRIBLE. So the only real way to have first rate detector with stealth is to "custom install" the V1 but I need some electronics freak to show me how!! BTW: I owned every detector on th market from the trash Cobras and Bell detectors and also owned the Passports to the $1200.00 custom installed K40. I have driven using them all in my car at the same time as the Valentine 1 and NONE EVEN COMES CLOSE in terms of performance. Believe it or not one of the worst performers was the $1200.00 unit. The V1 runs $400.00 and is the BEST INVESTMENT you can make in a detector!!

I'm currently using the concealed display. Your on the money regarding locations of the antennae. Thats a big reason why the custom K40 performs so badly. The antennae are located way down behind the bumpers. As I said I have seen low tech stealth installs where the detector is up high between the seats and on the Porsches was mounted between the rollbars. I have seen guys take the entire unit apart and place the antennae in separate "boxes" and locate them high in the windshield. I need some Geek Freak to figure out how to do it on the Mustang. There has to be a way to conceal this detector and still keep the performance. I like it to be concealed so well that I can park my car with the top down and I need not worry about anyone stealing it since they won't see it. There must be some intelligent Mustang owners out there (yea I know they are few and far between) !!!
You seem to be one of the few!!!

It can be done! I have seen it on a few 911's but these guys also have more money than God! They tear those suckers apart and use each component separately! If you do it try getting the arrows and counter inside the Tachometer!! I'll pay you to do mine if you can do it!! BTW: you sure that thing wasn't put together by some muslims? Looks like it can blow any minute!!