Passed by a CHP station today and whistler alerted of 34.7 Ka

[joestay]

So, I passed by in front of a CHP station today and my whistler alerted me of 34.7 Ka. I think either a LEO was hiding somewhere or they just forgot to turned off their radar. Or is it a false alert?

[OpenRoad]

So, I passed by in front of a CHP station today and my whistler alerted me of 34.7 Ka. I think either a LEO was hiding somewhere or they just forgot to turned off their radar. Or is it a false alert?

CHP always leaves their radar running next to weigh stations. 90% of the time.

[Akosikojak]

You my friend more than likely got the real thing.

[Solidjake]

Probably a legit alert. Question is if your Whistler gave you enough time to slow down or would it have.

[joestay]

So, I take it I have my first saved?

[MOPARado]

First save? That depends on whether you were well over the PSL enough to get ticketed?
When a Whistler SE alerts a 34.7 ID you'd also better be alerted!
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[OpenRoad]

There is a Utah Highway Patrol local station I pass going to/from work every day. These guys turn on their radar when they start their engines in the parking lot, which I pick up on the overpass overlooking their parking lot.

When I got my window tint done, it was a place across the street from them. I left the Redline plugged in and it was funny to get so many 'multiple signals detected' Ka alerts from the shift change at the UHP station.

[joestay]

First save? That depends on whether you were well over the PSL enough to get ticketed?
When a Whistler SE alerts a 34.7 ID you'd also better be alerted!
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I was going 55 in a 45 zone. When it alerted Ka band, I slowed down as quickly as possible in a safely way. While I was slowing down, it turned to 34.7 Ka and showed that continously on the RD.

[yellowtibby]

So it is a save I think.

[th3 factory freak]

It's better to slow down near the scales, radar or not.