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Could anyone post a pic of x band being used by a LEO?
This is dedicated to alpinestars. I was hoping anyone here on the forum could post some pics of a LEO using x band and also a pic of the detector going off on x band? Since I live where x band isn't used, it tends to make it more difficult. Can anyone help and make sure you dedicate the x band pic to alpinestars. Much appreciated folks.
Huh?
Picture a LEO using either K-band or Ka-band, just w/a bigger antenna and the RD showing "X" instead of "K" or "Ka".
I don't get the point of this thread at all.
Or just watch this:
http://www.radardetector.net/viewtopic.php?t=14617
Or just go to the state of NJ. Most of what you'll find here is X-band, trust me.
the point
The point of an x band hit is because alpinestars doesn't believe that x band still exists. I want to show him proof that it still does exist. You just have to be in the right place at the right time for it to happen.
Well to settle your dispute it still does in some areas of the US. Point and case NJ.
This is a stupid post... nuf said
I'll do you one better: here is a picture of an LEO using S-Band
not
Disagree on the stupid post thing. If a member on here thinks that x band doesn't exist, they need to see it being used in real life to proove them wrong. All I am asking for is a little help, not any type of bashing/criticizing though. Thanks Jim for the pic of the good ole' S band back in the day being used. LOL
They no longer use x band up here in Ontario
Donno bout the USA.
I thought X band was totally dead except for automatic door openers speed signs etc.
No X in Florida
WOW........
S band...... now that's classic
Hold on, Let me break out my Radar Sentry.
With this baby, I'll get at least a good 300ft. warning.
Hey, that looks just like mine
You can never have too much protection :wink:
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