anyone have info on south TX or general TX
anyone have info on south TX or general TX
Well we got a dfw section but I know for a fact there are several members in Houston, San Antonio, and Austin. Just a matter of time before someone starts a thread. Where is Mercedes Texas?
It is way down south, we are between McAllen and Brownsville, hmm i gues i am one of the few from deep south
Hey Red Drogon, welcome to the board. Ka band is used heavily here in Texas. K band is still very prevalent. There have been reports of X band still in use but it is very unlikely you will run into X band from a LEO.
I recently spent a couple of weeks in Brownsville/South Padre Island. Brownsville PD and Port Isabel use Ka band a lot but I don't know if they use it exclusively. Since you are in that general area, you probably already know that. Take care.
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-V1 3.872 (1.3 Mi. C/O Ka pointed away from me. 3.6 Mi. C/O K)-Bel RX65 New Backup (4.1 Mi. C/O Ka 35.494 Ghz, light traffic) -Laser Interceptor Gen-8 Dual (No saves yet) -Bel 980. -Galaxy DX 959 with a peak and tune.
-Wilson Lil' Wil antennae. -Whistler 1585. -Whistler 1430. -Passort 3200 w/ 1000 laser detector (got stolen, bought one off ebay for nostalga).
-Cobra Trapshooter RD-31XX? (Can't remember silver/teardrop shape X, K only). -Cobra Trapshooter RD-3110 (my first RD in 1987, when Cobras were good, bought one off ebay for nostalga new in the box). -Kustom HAWK. -Kustom Falcon cordless K Band. -Kustom Talon.
I drove around Texas last week, almost every DPS car was running C/O Ka.
Taft and Web County LEOs were running C/O K.
My X50 reported Laser twice in Corpus Christi on 44, but it was a wide open area and I didn't see anything. It was 9 AM heading West, and it was pretty cloudy. There was a bunch of C/O K on 358, but it was mostly drones.
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