|
|
Logic mode quagmire
When shooting my 863 in A mode point blank with my Bushnell K gun, it reports as K band and sometimes has ghosting issues showing another Ka due to being overloaded, etc...however...when in big L mode, point blank with the Bushnell reports ONLY Ka band full strength...I have no K band filter settings in place so that's not the issue...any ideas what's going on? They say big L has no K filtering by default...buuuuut....
Thanks in advance!
Re: Logic mode quagmire
Shooting a detector at point blank range can cause any detector to perform abnormally. When was the Bushnell last calibrated?Originally Posted by Ven0mizer
Step away from the V1 and pull the trigger 1 car length away.
Chances are nothing is wrong with your detector.
Re: Logic mode quagmire
I have noticed that too, I am not sure why. Here is my post about band misdientification: http://www.radardetector.net/viewtop...744&highlight=
Re: Logic mode quagmire
Shooting a detector at point blank range can cause any detector to perform abnormally. When was the Bushnell last calibrated?
Step away from the V1 and pull the trigger 1 car length away.
Chances are nothing is wrong with your detector.
It's a sports radar gun, dunno if it can be easily calibrated lol. Even from across the room it reports as Ka only when in big L mode, but in A Mode from the same distance, it reports a strong, single K source to the rear as it should....very strange :/
Re: Logic mode quagmire
Shooting a detector at point blank range can cause any detector to perform abnormally. When was the Bushnell last calibrated?
Step away from the V1 and pull the trigger 1 car length away.
Chances are nothing is wrong with your detector.
It's a sports radar gun, dunno if it can be easily calibrated lol. Even from across the room it reports as Ka only when in big L mode, but in A Mode from the same distance, it reports a strong, single K source to the rear as it should....very strange :/
Well shyt. Perhaps it can still be a reason from the gun, dunno.
The professor has a software program you can download from his sig. I noticed my bushnell to be within +/- 1 mph to determine if it is displaying the right speeds.
I own a Valentine One with 3.826 firmware and if I turn it off then turn it on in front of multiple K band door openers, it will sometimes show one Ka alert for a second or two with the K band falses and then the Ka will disappear while the K band alerts will remain.
I believe that the Valentine One will briefly mix up K and Ka bands depending on if you are way too close to the source of radar or if the V1 has just been turned on so it is warming up.
Posting Permissions
Reply With Quote
Bookmarks