Scorpion Ultimate v Multanova Photo Radar

[ConstableCare]

Goodmorning All,

Can anyone please tell me if the Scorpion Ultimate will jam KA Photoradar i.e. Multanova Speed Camera's that are used in Western Australia?

Also, has anyone had experience with the X/K version of the Scorpion Jammer? Will it jam FALCON speed guns??

Cheers, CC 8)

[laserblaster]

this is what roy says about them (taken from radarbusters)

Active Radar Jammers
Models

Currently, there is only one active radar jammer sold today, the Scorpion Ultimate radar jammer.

A few years ago Tiger Lily Products sold an active radar jammer that jammed X and K bands only, their model was called the Phantom RCD XP. Tiger Lily is working on a new model, but it is unknown when it will be released.

The punch through distance (distance away at where the police officers radar gun will begin receiving your vehicle) is as follows for the Phantom RCD XP model.

Punch Through Phantom XP

X-Band: 200 Feet

K-Band: 200 Feet

The company that actually manufactured the Phantom RCD XP was Scorpion and now has come out with their own X, K and Ka Band radar jammer. The new model is called the Scorpion "Ultimate" Ka jammer.

This new model was evaluated and tested by Speed Measurement Laboratories on January 6, 2005 and then again with Radar Roy on January 29, 2005.



This is a three part system, consisting of the main control module and two modules that contain the antennas for the unit. The antenna modules could either be dash mounted or mounted inside the front grill. Both of these antenna modules are quite large, and if you choose to dash mount, it would take up most, if not all your dash area.

Scorpion "Ultimate" Jammer
Radar Gun.......................... 1500 " .......... 1000" ...................500"

Bee III Ka 33.8 Ghz ........Jammed ---------Jammed-----------No Jam

ATR Ka 34.7 Ghz .............Jammed---------Jammed ---------No Jam

Talon Ka 35.5 Ghz ..........Jammed ----------Jammed ---------No Jam

SpeedGun X 10.535 Ghz...Jammed -------.Jammed------------Jammed

Decatur DSR-K
24.150 Ghz ................... Jammed ---------Jammed* -------Jammed*

Results of the two runs at each gun are combined.
*On K band the radar gun reported for less than a second a speed of 80 mph on one run and 41 in another instance. The test vehicle was traveling at a constant speed of 36 mph on all runs.

The results clearly show the jamming efficiency of the Scorpion Ultimate radar jammer. This is also the first device that SML or Radar Roy tested that could jam Ka police radar guns. At 500 feet in the case of the three Ka radar guns, the guns reflected signal was more powerful than that being transmitted by the device and is consistent with the "rule of squares" of measuring the strength if the reflected radar gun signal. The continual variation of the Doppler audio of the radar guns further confirmed the device was indeed jamming the radar guns.

Costly Radar Jammer problems

You could be fined thousands of dollars, you could be jailed and/or be placed on federal probation.

It is a federal felony to possess, operate or sell these jammers.

Because of this, Radar Roy does NOT offer the Scorpion radar jammer for sale. However, if you are interested in purchasing one of these active radar jammers if you mention Radar Roy's name when you call and order, they will give you $100.00 off the $1500.00 retail price.

You can contact Lance, the developer of the Scorpion at 303-487-9135 or visit his website. www.scorpionjammers.com

[jimbonzzz]

Goodmorning All,

Can anyone please tell me if the Scorpion Ultimate will jam KA Photoradar i.e. Multanova Speed Camera's that are used in Western Australia?

Also, has anyone had experience with the X/K version of the Scorpion Jammer? Will it jam FALCON speed guns??

Cheers, CC 8)

The Scorpion will NOT jam 34.3 GHz Ka photo radar, because it only jams the three main US Ka freqs: 33.8, 34.7, and 35.5 GHz.
It -should- jam a Falcon if it happens to be working properly at the time.

If you are considering it, you should priobably read this thread:
http://www.radardetector.net/viewtopic.php?t=14266