Newcomer on the market ???

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07-13-2006, 03:24 AM
D.E.T

Newcomer on the market ???

I found this whilst browsing the net. Propably this company aims their marketing to Europe. The units are look like made by PNI/Attowave and does not offer anything new...

http://www.blackspiderzz.com/about_rad.asp

They provide a nice list of radars anyway:
9.9 Ghz (Mesta 206)
10.525 GHz (Muni the Quip, MPH K-55, MPH Python II, Decatur Hunter MV715, Decatur Hunter HH, Barier-2M)
10.530 GHz (Trafikanalys Astro 110)
10.535 GHz (Speedgun)
13.450 GHz (Gatso 13, Traffipax Microspeed)
24.10 GHz (Speedar, Speedlog Speedvision)
24.110 GHz (Gatsometer Type 24)
24.125 GHz (Gatso 24, Traffipax Speedophot, Speedcontrol, Traffipax Speedophot II, Mesta 208, Mesta 210, Cerva, MPH Speedgun Z-15, Z-25, Z-35, Speedar, Mini Gatso)
24.150 GHz (MPH K-15, MPH Python II, Decatur MV724, Kustom Trooper – Hawk, Kustom KR-10SP - KR-11, Kustom Eagle, Kustom Falcon, Kustom HR-12, Muni Quip K-GP, AWA Fairey
Decatur DS-R)
33.30 GHz (Gatso 33, Genesis II)
33.40 GHz (Photo radar)
33.80 GHz (MPH Bee 36A, MPH Bee III Enforcer)
34.00 GHz (Ramet AD9, Ramer 7M)
34.30 GHz (Multanova 6F, 6F-2, 9F, AD9, Ramer 7M)
34.36 GH (Multanova)
34.60 GHz (AutoPatrol PR-100, Lockheed Martin's photo system)
34.70 GHz (Stalker ATR, Stalker DSR)
34.90 GHz (Kustom Silver Eagles)
34.94 GHz (Stalker ATR)
35.10 GHz (Australian Decatur Genesis Select)
35.50 GHz (Decatur Genesis II, Kustom Signals Talon, Kustom Signal's Golden Eagle)
36.00 GHz (MPH Bee 36)
33.4~34.4 GHz (Stalker)
34.2~35.2 GHz (Stalker)
07-13-2006, 03:44 AM
Public Enemy No 1

Nice spot with the data!

The website doesn't seem to say much about the RDs, though...
07-13-2006, 07:21 AM
GTO_04

Very informative. Lots more different frequencies than in the US. I especially noticed the 35.2 GHz Stalker, which I have seen locally!

GTO_04
07-13-2006, 07:52 AM
jimbonzzz

Actually they're showing 34.2-35.2 GHz Stalker, which was the original "Wide" Ka band from back when the Stalker was first introduced, as these were the published specs on the Stalker.

Looks like a lot of that stuff was copied from other sites, I would bet at least some of the info originated from copradar.com. Some of the info is even incorrect. But, it probably looks a lot better for sales than saying the unit detects superwide Ka :lol:

Jim
07-13-2006, 10:54 AM
SmaartAasSaabr

Why do US radar guns have crappy names, like "Kustom Genesis", not cool names like "Speedlog Speedvision" :lol:
07-13-2006, 01:58 PM
elcapy

RMD

I think that looks alot like Rocky mountain Radar crap when you click on the link and check the detector they sure look like the RM Crap!!!
07-13-2006, 02:24 PM
SmaartAasSaabr

Re: RMD

Quote:

Originally Posted by elcapy

I think that looks alot like Rocky mountain Radar crap when you click on the link and check the detector they sure look like the RM Crap!!!

Indeed, the RD units appear to be "cheap" RMR units that are rebadged. At least they don't say they are "jammers" but they do say they are VG3 proof :roll:
07-13-2006, 02:25 PM
jimbonzzz

Yep. They're Attowave.
07-13-2006, 05:42 PM
GTO_04

Quote:

Originally Posted by jimbonzzz

Actually they're showing 34.2-35.2 GHz Stalker, which was the original "Wide" Ka band from back when the Stalker was first introduced, as these were the published specs on the Stalker.

Looks like a lot of that stuff was copied from other sites, I would bet at least some of the info originated from copradar.com. Some of the info is even incorrect. But, it probably looks a lot better for sales than saying the unit detects superwide Ka :lol:

Jim

Very true. The 35.2 gun I've seen does look very old. Plus it looks a little bit bigger than the later Stalkers, but it could be an illusion caused by the dash bracket it is resting on.

GTO_04