This is Wierd

I think I know the answer already.

I have a cordless PNI traveller. it has served me well but is soon to be retired, replaced by an STI from Roy.

As of late it will alert to an LEO on K band, suddenly switch to Ka band for a while, and then back to K. (FYI they use both bands here so it can be confusing)

I doubt the cop is running both bands. I suspect it has gone out of tune.

Detection range is still good.

Any thoughts?

I use a corded Sensoro Alpha aka PNI RX5000.

Using a K / Ka tester, I can make it display all kinds of weird alerts. I've gotten it to say Ka when I used K and K when Ka. And it usually takes ~2 second to alert to a Ka at all.

There is the possibility of a false alarm screwing with it...

I ran into a NY trooper with a front KA antenna and a rear K band one! It was in a camaro\.

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Originally Posted by crazyVOLVOrob

I ran into a NY trooper with a front KA antenna and a rear K band one! It was in a camaro\.

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Troopers are crazy. OPP are more down to earth. Except the ones who are on detector hunt.

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Originally Posted by crazyVOLVOrob

I ran into a NY trooper with a front KA antenna and a rear K band one! It was in a camaro\.

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I have also ran into a trooper with both a K, Ka band set-up (except he had [only]a rear-Ka antenna and used a handheld K unit for the front!)

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Originally Posted by crazyVOLVOrob

I ran into a NY trooper with a front KA antenna and a rear K band one! It was in a camaro\.

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There are several radars that can be configured like that. The Stalker Dual, the Decatur Genesis, and possible the Kustom Golden Eagle come to mind.

GTO_04

IMHO this is a clear case of band misidentification by the detector. I've used PNI's, it happens...

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Originally Posted by jimbonzzz

IMHO this is a clear case of band misidentification by the detector. I've used PNI's, it happens...

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Professor Jim is never wrong.......... :wink:

Thanks..... :D