The Radar Detector Deal
A radar detector (sometimes
called a fuzz
buster, the newest one called
laser
detector), is a passive
electronic device. The users are motorists "to
determine if their speed is being monitored by
law enforcement agencies via a radar unit, and
thereby, potentially avoiding prosecution for
speeding. Only doppler radar-based devices can
be detected — other speed measuring devices
including those using ANPR, piezo sensors and
VASCAR technology cannot be detected, while
LIDAR devices require a different type of
sensor. Most of today's radar detectors detect
signals across a variety of wavelength bands —
usually X, K and Ka (as well as Ku, in Europe,
also recently approved for use in the U.S)."
(Extract from the Wikipedia definition - see
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radar_detector.)
The popularity of radar devices
changed basically during the decades. Radar
signals were used first in research of military
interest, then radar was used widely in the
navigation, especially in the marine
navigation. The research and the results
were secret in the 1940s and became part of the
everyday life in
the 60s. Today you find various popular
products in the electronics stores open to
the general public.
Radar detectors for motorists
were developed nearly at the same time as
police started to use radar gun to monitor
drivers for speeding. Motorists started to use
the small mobile devices to "discover" radar
signals in due time...
The popularity of radar
detectors depend on their
special
features:
* POP Radar
Alert
* Quick Release Windshield
Mount
* AutoScan (TM) Filter
* AutoMute on/off
* Startup Fast/Slow
* SWS on/off
* Earphone Jack (used
especially by motorcyclists)
* 360 degree Laser (in
the newer up-to-date devices)
* GPS
Cobra, Beltronics, Valentine
One are among the most popular brand names.
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the door of the stores and choose devices,
accessories, how-to booklets, etc.
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