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There are detectors out there that also transmit a jamming signal. As
they pollute the airwaves for the rest of us that use passive detectors, their use is frowned upon. Frowned upon? Uh, try illegal and use of them is a federal crime. No thanks. |
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"Bill Kearney" wrote in message ... There are detectors out there that also transmit a jamming signal. As they pollute the airwaves for the rest of us that use passive detectors, their use is frowned upon. Frowned upon? Uh, try illegal and use of them is a federal crime. No thanks. No federal crime if it is not an active transmitter. Some states, mine is one, ban the passive jammers. http://www.jammersstore.com/p_c450.htm Basically they add a noise signal to the reflected radar energy. |
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Basically they add a noise signal to the reflected radar energy.
Add = transmit. I'd venture a guess that in the event of being caught with said devices the legal expenses to attempt justifying it's possession would well exceed any perceived savings. |
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"Bill Kearney" wrote in message ... Basically they add a noise signal to the reflected radar energy. Add = transmit. I'd venture a guess that in the event of being caught with said devices the legal expenses to attempt justifying it's possession would well exceed any perceived savings. They add, not transmit. Have to use the power from the radar unit. As opposed to a transmitter. |
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