Radar bands and their Frequencies

[vonivogtp]

I was wondering if someone could point me to a source of the different frequencies that different radar bands use....for example police k band operates at 24.100 (this is just an example)

i started using spec mode on my x50 and am just trying to learn the true from the false besides knowing where door openers and such are located throughout my town.

[mikered30]

http://www.radardetector.net/RADAR-D...-101-7645t.php

[richardboy316]

Police Radar Bands (USA)

X-Band 10.525 GHz +/- 25 MHz
K-Band 24.150 GHz +/- 100 MHz
Ka-Band 33.4-36 GHz


Ka Frequencies By Manufacturer (USA)

MPH Industries 33.8 GHz
Stalker Radar 34.7 GHz
Kustom Signals 35.5 GHz
Decatur Radar 35.5 GHz
McCoy's Law Line 35.5 GHz


Laser Gun Pulse Rates

LTI Marksman, Ultralyte, Ultralyte LR Rev 02 125pps
LTI Ultralyte LR Rev 01 100 pps
Kustom Prolaser III, Kustom ProLite 200 pps
Kustom Prolaser II 238 pps
Laser Atlanta 238 pps
Stalker LZ-1 130 pps
Jenoptik Laveg (non-US) 600 pps
Jenoptik LaserPatrol (non-US) 100 pps

[vonivogtp]

thanks alot guys i have been getting alot of 24.100-160 around town and am starting to decypher them.

[mikered30]

thanks alot guys i have been getting alot of 24.100-160 around town and am starting to decypher them.

You cannot accurately decide if you are getting a "false" or a cop when you see a frequency on K band, however, you can determine a cop or a "false" on KA band.

[Tifas-Revenge]

thanks alot guys i have been getting alot of 24.100-160 around town and am starting to decypher them.

You cannot accurately decide if you are getting a "false" or a cop when you see a frequency on K band, however, you can determine a cop or a "false" on KA band.

I would beg to differ. You just have to know the roads well enough to know where the false spots are for K-bands. If you travel the roads well enough, you can spot K-band falses in certain intersections, or centers with door openers such as Wal Mart. If cops like to be sneaky, they could use K-band guns, or you could be even better and put your detector in Expert Meter View Mode and see if there are 2 Ks instead of just one where you typically travel through. The same can be said for people who live in NJ and get X-band falses.