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MerkXRTurbo
08-10-2006, 01:13 PM
Just curious which police countermeasures you guys would have your cars outfitted with if money was no object.

-Detector
-Laser Jammer(s)
-CB/Scanner
-Other

Sparkknocker
08-10-2006, 01:19 PM
Military F-117 Stealth coating....That's it :wink:

bauzer71487
08-10-2006, 02:25 PM
Military F-117 Stealth coating....That's it :wink:

Yeah, I guess that'll work.

kpatz
08-10-2006, 02:45 PM
Money no object? I'd get a car that can outrun the cops! :lol:

Or an airplane.

But seriously.. dual LPP/AL on front and rear, V1, maybe a flip or cloak plate if I'm in a photo enforcement area, heck, how about a car that changes color at the push of a button? Blow by a LEO at 40+ over PSL in a red car, LEO has no idea about the identical blue car driving Boy Scout compliant to the PSL that he passes 2 miles down the road... ;)

GET 1T DONE
08-10-2006, 02:53 PM
Military F-117 Stealth coating....That's it :wink:
I like that. Or maybe I'd just have an old car w/o all the electronic controls and equip it w/an EMP gun to fry all the speed measuring devices used on me. Or maybe just get a radar unit myself and juice it up to put out HIGH wattage (of course concentrated away from me) and again fry offending speed measurement devices.

Oh wait... then the PD's would have to buy replacements and my taxes would go up! Grrr.. Stealth coating it is!

sixfootgeek
08-10-2006, 03:18 PM
You guys are making it too hard...................... just pay off the cops!!!! :wink:

Arashi666
08-10-2006, 03:48 PM
The thing with stealth coating found on MILITARY aircraft is that theyre meant to absorb and not let a reading out to RADAR systems found on Air bases, other aircraft, AA/SAM sites, AWACS planes and stuff like that........those operate on a TOTALLY different bandwidth from our Police RADAR............most longer-range Military RADARs operate on UHF (300-1000 MHz), while some of the smaller ones are Pulse doppler X-band (8-12GHz, for Military purposes...our X-band is a different frequency range), something like this will show up clear as day, like if you were to send an F-117, F-22, or B-2 say into an area equped with RADARs used back in WWII, they'd light up the screen in no time, because they operated on a whole different wavelength (I believe they operated in the HIGHER frequencies like K-Ka, some on L and S too)


If money was no object for me............ill gladly take a AN/APG-77 RADAR found in the F-22s due to its ability to focus it's RADAR and concentrate it on one point creating a Jamming effect on the Radar on the other side.........sure its alot of radiation, but it'll be a sure fire way to avoid tickets........and it also doubles as a Fire Control RADAR, and well that means.............

Sparkknocker
08-10-2006, 05:19 PM
The thing with stealth coating found on MILITARY aircraft is that theyre meant to absorb and not let a reading out to RADAR systems found on Air bases, other aircraft, AA/SAM sites, AWACS planes and stuff like that........those operate on a TOTALLY different bandwidth from our Police RADAR............most longer-range Military RADARs operate on UHF (300-1000 MHz), while some of the smaller ones are Pulse doppler X-band (8-12GHz, for Military purposes...our X-band is a different frequency range), something like this will show up clear as day, like if you were to send an F-117, F-22, or B-2 say into an area equped with RADARs used back in WWII, they'd light up the screen in no time, because they operated on a whole different wavelength (I believe they operated in the HIGHER frequencies like K-Ka, some on L and S too)


If money was no object for me............ill gladly take a AN/APG-77 RADAR found in the F-22s due to its ability to focus it's RADAR and concentrate it on one point creating a Jamming effect on the Radar on the other side.........sure its alot of radiation, but it'll be a sure fire way to avoid tickets........and it also doubles as a Fire Control RADAR, and well that means.............

ROFL :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm sorry but this is just too much LMAO

Arashi666
08-10-2006, 06:03 PM
The thing with stealth coating found on MILITARY aircraft is that theyre meant to absorb and not let a reading out to RADAR systems found on Air bases, other aircraft, AA/SAM sites, AWACS planes and stuff like that........those operate on a TOTALLY different bandwidth from our Police RADAR............most longer-range Military RADARs operate on UHF (300-1000 MHz), while some of the smaller ones are Pulse doppler X-band (8-12GHz, for Military purposes...our X-band is a different frequency range), something like this will show up clear as day, like if you were to send an F-117, F-22, or B-2 say into an area equped with RADARs used back in WWII, they'd light up the screen in no time, because they operated on a whole different wavelength (I believe they operated in the HIGHER frequencies like K-Ka, some on L and S too)


If money was no object for me............ill gladly take a AN/APG-77 RADAR found in the F-22s due to its ability to focus it's RADAR and concentrate it on one point creating a Jamming effect on the Radar on the other side.........sure its alot of radiation, but it'll be a sure fire way to avoid tickets........and it also doubles as a Fire Control RADAR, and well that means.............

ROFL :lol: :lol: :lol: I'm sorry but this is just too much LMAO

which part???????

sorry im a bit of a military otaku............and the 1st thing, im in school to be an engineer, i just happen to know this stuff

SmaartAasSaabr
08-10-2006, 06:25 PM
Well, it ain't a good stealth coating if it can't defend against old junk Russian radars from the 1950's used by the enemy eh? :wink:

CanuckSTI_User
08-10-2006, 07:02 PM
If I could afford any countermeasure I'd get a really really good lawyer and drive as fast as I wanted to whenever I wanted to. Just like the rich kids in my town. At least thats how its done around here.

I've even heard that if you have a good enough lawyer you can even get away with murder! I'm no O.J. but I don't think traffic court should be too much of a challenge for my dream team of lawyers.

Arashi666
08-11-2006, 03:25 AM
If I could afford any countermeasure I'd get a really really good lawyer and drive as fast as I wanted to whenever I wanted to. Just like the rich kids in my town. At least thats how its done around here.

I've even heard that if you have a good enough lawyer you can even get away with murder! I'm no O.J. but I don't think traffic court should be too much of a challenge for my dream team of lawyers.

if thats the case just go back to school and BECOME a lawyer, that'd probably be better since then you can say all sorts of things to the LEO BEFORE the ticket is written, unless your Lawyer fits into your back pocket :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

I know a lawyer running a private practice across the street from the convenience store I work at and he does this s**t all the time

Arashi666
08-11-2006, 03:26 AM
Well, it ain't a good stealth coating if it can't defend against old junk Russian radars from the 1950's used by the enemy eh? :wink:

Old junk RADARS the NOBODY uses anymore!!!....but should they put um back into service, even the most advanced stealth fighters would be big fat targets on the screen..........if they get into the extremely short range of the RADAR before the RADAR unit is blasted into a million pieces :lol: :lol: :lol:

SmaartAasSaabr
08-11-2006, 05:55 PM
Nah, they're still around, in Iran, North Korea, etc :lol:

But they probably only work if you fiddle the knobs just right and they need their own nuclear reactor to produce enough power to run them :lol:

Arashi666
08-11-2006, 07:10 PM
But they probably only work if you fiddle the knobs just right and they need their own nuclear reactor to produce enough power to run them :lol:

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