Redlne bogey counter

[OpenRoad]

So far my Redline's been the bomb. Over the past week I encountered what was reported as double bogey Ka hits. However I only passed a single LEO. This was in the boon docks so no other cross streets.

The only thing I could figure is the double count was that the LEO was transmitting both front and rear antennas. Wondering if V1's count 2 in this case as well.

[mswlogo]

So far my Redline's been the bomb. Over the past week I encountered what was reported as double bogey Ka hits. However I only passed a single LEO. This was in the boon docks so no other cross streets.

The only thing I could figure is the double count was that the LEO was transmitting both front and rear antennas. Wondering if V1's count 2 in this case as well.

V1 frequently over counted on bogey's for me.

[ziddey]

not sure about the redline, but I know back in the day, my x50 would always show two ka's for nysp. I remember reading it wasn't because of front and rear radar, but because of the specific radar gun being used. anyone able to chime in?

[EZRIDN]

So the Redline will show you how many threats there are?

[snoopyc4]

The Redline doesn't have a bogey counter. Only the V1 does. The Redline has "Expert Mode". The V1 would count two bogeys if the LEO was transmitting both his front and rear radar antenna.

[OpenRoad]

So the Redline will show you how many threats there are?

Yes, by way of the expert mode. It shows them as separate intensity lines adjacent to the signal type. I believe it counts a max of 4. You can see a screen shot (below on follow up post)

[v1user]

Wondering if V1's count 2 in this case as well.

They do but I don't see it very often.

[OpenRoad]

The Redline doesn't have a bogey counter. Only the V1 does. The Redline has "Expert Mode". The V1 would count two bogeys if the LEO was transmitting both his front and rear radar antenna.

Well, on the Redline is does not show up as a number but a separate bar graph. You not only get the number of bogey's but relative signal strength as well.



The demo display above is a little over the top, but normally you get something like : Ka || (2 bogeys) or Ka | (single)
The bar's height showing signal strength

[upstatedoc]

Yeah, I'll occasionally get 2 Ka bogeys from the NYSP Stalker dual on my V1.

[OldGoat]

Switching to SpecMode, the frequency should change as you pass a dual-signal, directional source.
If it doesn't . . . . . . . . . . . . . dreaded ghosting ? - - - - -