Using radar jammer in california

**trailtow** · 07-04-2009 01:20 AM

Originally Posted by Viper

Originally Posted by th3 factory freak

Not worth the risk, especially when a Valentine 1, STi or a 9500 units can detect the source before the source can detect you, there's no point in it.

If you want to build one and try it out on a speed sign just to prove yourself it works and get a kick out of it and say "hey, I did it", that's cool in my book.

Most radar units have a jam detect feature, so the operator can pick on that and from there, it's a new ballgame.

Why would radar units have a jam detect feature if there isn't a jammer that works well against them in the first place? Do you mean Laser jammer detect feature?

The doppler tone changes when being jammed which i think is the jam detect feature

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**Won Hunglo** · 07-04-2009 04:02 PM

My Stalker ATR has an RFI indicator. Never flashed up on the LCD yet. Then again, Ka is a ***** to jam.

**jimbonzzz** · 07-05-2009 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by Viper

Originally Posted by th3 factory freak

Not worth the risk, especially when a Valentine 1, STi or a 9500 units can detect the source before the source can detect you, there's no point in it.

If you want to build one and try it out on a speed sign just to prove yourself it works and get a kick out of it and say "hey, I did it", that's cool in my book.

Most radar units have a jam detect feature, so the operator can pick on that and from there, it's a new ballgame.

Why would radar units have a jam detect feature if there isn't a jammer that works well against them in the first place? Do you mean Laser jammer detect feature?

Some of the older ones had it, basically to detect the "brute force" jammers:

What does the radar gun look like when jammed?

**jakeanglin** · 07-12-2009 05:06 PM

I learned the hard way. Jammed radar in 1984 and I was just released last week.

**Lucky225** · 07-12-2009 05:10 PM

Originally Posted by jakeanglin

I learned the hard way. Jammed radar in 1984 and I was just released last week.

I hardly doubt Jamming radar comes with a 25 year sentence

**v1user** · 07-14-2009 12:57 PM

Originally Posted by Lucky225

Originally Posted by jakeanglin

I learned the hard way. Jammed radar in 1984 and I was just released last week.

I hardly doubt Jamming radar comes with a 25 year sentence

Yea I think it's 5 years.

**category4** · 07-14-2009 05:34 PM

Originally Posted by v1user

Originally Posted by Lucky225

Originally Posted by jakeanglin

I learned the hard way. Jammed radar in 1984 and I was just released last week.

I hardly doubt Jamming radar comes with a 25 year sentence

Yea I think it's 5 years.

Maybe he went by the doughnut shop and got charged for jamming 5 of them.

**rocky2** · 07-22-2009 11:39 AM

Originally Posted by Lucky225

Originally Posted by jakeanglin

I learned the hard way. Jammed radar in 1984 and I was just released last week.

I hardly doubt Jamming radar comes with a 25 year sentence

Neither do I, that was pretty funny. I jammed laser in Michigan a couple weeks ago and I am writing this from prison will be released 2050 with good behavior.

**GET 1T DONE** · 08-07-2009 01:07 PM

I was going to say...

I'm sure NOONE can name a single incident where somebody was put in jail for using a police radar jammer, or even issued a fine by the Feds.

With all that goes on in this country, do you think the FCC would waste their time going after the 0.0000001% of the population that may own a working radar jammer?

You have got to be kidding me.

**niran916** · 08-10-2009 08:25 PM

Originally Posted by GET 1T DONE

I was going to say...

I'm sure NOONE can name a single incident where somebody was put in jail for using a police radar jammer, or even issued a fine by the Feds.

With all that goes on in this country, do you think the FCC would waste their time going after the 0.0000001% of the population that may own a working radar jammer?

You have got to be kidding me.

I have to agree the FCC does not have the man power.