TXDPS using spectre RDD?

[Just1n]

Originally Posted by outrun

Yeah the SUV's for the most part target truckers. I see them out here where I live at and 90% of the time with trucks. I saw one that said Commercial Vehicle Enforcement.

If you look under the Texas silhouette on the side of the doors it specifies what that particular unit does.

Most say "highway patrol," but I believe there are others that say "weights and measures" and "commercial vehicle enforcement".

[outrun]

I totally forgot this. I did see one with a car pulled over yesterday even after I made my post. Was on I-30 in Royse City.

[clay143]

I have seen it in the patrol cars myself. Beware!

[snoopyc4]

Originally Posted by clay143

I have seen it in the patrol cars myself. Beware!

Its not a big deal unless your a commercial vehicle driver.

[trailtow]

Originally Posted by snoopyc4

Its not a big deal unless your a commercial vehicle driver.

Until they wait for you and give you a nice big blast of I/O

[jrock23]

what is this yall talking about a new spectum

[tactical22]

yeah gotta watch those spectum's

[whistler]

I have A bel 940 vector is this favorable to spectra.

[Freebird]

Bel 940V leaks and is picked up about the same as these models. 955,965,995.
Depending on what model spectre is used 1,2,3 of 4 the latest model the detection of the 940 will be different, but on average 800-1300 feet.

[stealthJamal]

Originally Posted by trailtow

Until they wait for you and give you a nice big blast of I/O

And don't forget that most Law Enforcement Officers are more of a Opinion Enforcer officer so they may treat you different based on their opinion of your LEGAL device.