Laser & radar jammers & Police scanners
12-18-2003, 07:55 PM
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You misunderstood me
Originally posted by hido7
Well....I won't get any benefit by lying this to you..Just wait for a few days..I will buy a digital camera and post pics....I had spend $1010 on anti ticket gadgets. This is the result I got after I install them. Plus, Valentine does do a great job. It save me every singal time, except Laser.
Well....I won't get any benefit by lying this to you..Just wait for a few days..I will buy a digital camera and post pics....I had spend $1010 on anti ticket gadgets. This is the result I got after I install them. Plus, Valentine does do a great job. It save me every singal time, except Laser.
I wasnt saying you were lying to me. I meant maybe the cop was lying to me about my speed. Sorry, its hard to understand you sometimes. where you from?
Thanks for posting some pics
Can you get some daytime shots?
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12-18-2003, 08:08 PM
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Originally posted by BIGGY
I have a police scanner that's sitting and unhooked at the moment. Cool thing is that it's an older one with no restrictions on badnwidth so I'm able to pick up old cell phone's and cordless phone's by scanning in the 900mhz range. I'm debating on putting it where the nav system would be, but am afraid of that being a ton of work...not to mention, I don't want another antenna on the car. Anyone install non-portable police scanners?
I have a police scanner that's sitting and unhooked at the moment. Cool thing is that it's an older one with no restrictions on badnwidth so I'm able to pick up old cell phone's and cordless phone's by scanning in the 900mhz range. I'm debating on putting it where the nav system would be, but am afraid of that being a ton of work...not to mention, I don't want another antenna on the car. Anyone install non-portable police scanners?
12-18-2003, 08:27 PM
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Re: You misunderstood me
Originally posted by ZZZealous007
I wasnt saying you were lying to me. I meant maybe the cop was lying to me about my speed. Sorry, its hard to understand you sometimes. where you from?
Thanks for posting some pics Can you get some daytime shots?
I wasnt saying you were lying to me. I meant maybe the cop was lying to me about my speed. Sorry, its hard to understand you sometimes. where you from?
Thanks for posting some pics
Can you get some daytime shots?
12-18-2003, 08:39 PM
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Nice gadgets but like I mentioned before they would have done me no good when clocked from the air, and the scanner would not have helped as FHP has gone to digital and soon all cops will be on digital so the scanner is no good.
I just use my eyes and my 200 dollar cordless escort, and that leaves me plenty of money for the lawyer to take care of tickets and keep my record clean.
I just use my eyes and my 200 dollar cordless escort, and that leaves me plenty of money for the lawyer to take care of tickets and keep my record clean.
12-19-2003, 10:51 AM
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wow HIDO..that is a ton of gadgets and wiring...nice setup though...
the only time i depend on my radar is in NJ and on major roadways.....but most of the year i am in brooklyn where it is near impossible to get a speeding ticket
the only time i depend on my radar is in NJ and on major roadways.....but most of the year i am in brooklyn where it is near impossible to get a speeding ticket
12-19-2003, 02:08 PM
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Originally posted by westpak
Nice gadgets but like I mentioned before they would have done me no good when clocked from the air, and the scanner would not have helped as FHP has gone to digital and soon all cops will be on digital so the scanner is no good.
Nice gadgets but like I mentioned before they would have done me no good when clocked from the air, and the scanner would not have helped as FHP has gone to digital and soon all cops will be on digital so the scanner is no good.
The scanner IS expensive, though - about $400 for the scanner, plus another $250 for the APCO decoder card.
12-19-2003, 02:10 PM
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Originally posted by ZZZealous007
Radar from air sux. Lucky for us the city is on a budget.
Radar from air sux. Lucky for us the city is on a budget.
12-19-2003, 02:17 PM
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Originally posted by dchengmd
Radar typically isn't used from airplanes. If the local PD or highway patrol uses planes, they clock your speed by timing you over a known distance, i.e., 1 or 2 miles, and calculate your average over that distance. If your calculated speed is over the limit, they radio to a ground unit to have you pulled over.
Radar typically isn't used from airplanes. If the local PD or highway patrol uses planes, they clock your speed by timing you over a known distance, i.e., 1 or 2 miles, and calculate your average over that distance. If your calculated speed is over the limit, they radio to a ground unit to have you pulled over.
12-19-2003, 02:26 PM
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Originally posted by dchengmd
If you're concerned about digital radio transmissions, you can buy the new Uniden BC-250D scanner, which not only handles trunked radio systems but also APCO-25 and EDACS digital systems, which are slowly gaining popularity around the USA. In fact, the LAPD here in SoCal uses APCO and this scanner decodes all transmissions without a problem.
The scanner IS expensive, though - about $400 for the scanner, plus another $250 for the APCO decoder card.
If you're concerned about digital radio transmissions, you can buy the new Uniden BC-250D scanner, which not only handles trunked radio systems but also APCO-25 and EDACS digital systems, which are slowly gaining popularity around the USA. In fact, the LAPD here in SoCal uses APCO and this scanner decodes all transmissions without a problem.
The scanner IS expensive, though - about $400 for the scanner, plus another $250 for the APCO decoder card.
I found one cheap here on ebay..it's only $275,
ebay
12-27-2003, 03:42 AM
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