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x2, However the other variables that isint the original posters question are important too. :wink:Quote:
Originally Posted by SAfricanCracker
I still go with my 1st coment:
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Originally Posted by CJR238
Or the one that someone throws at your head. 8)Quote:
What is the most dangerous Ka gun
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Well, I hope it is obvious to everyone that a cop using a radar gun can be smart and sneaky. But yea, a cop throwing a radar gun at you would be rather dangerous, LOL!
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Originally Posted by CJR238
For a V1 user: The Kustom Golden Eagle with off axis shooting.
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34.7 stalker frequencies have always been easy for me to pick up with both Beltronics, Escort, and V1.
According to GOL testing, the STI slightly edged out the V1 in this category. My 995 was also hot on 34.7 with excellent range.
Always watch out for instant on and from any band. It is just as dangerous if not more dangerous than laser because it can't be counteracted against.
The interpretation that one gets with all this 35.5 hype is that it is much more so dangerous radar gun. And it is not so. There is no major difference between radar guns. In the real world these signals are not limited as in testing, and the only effecting varibles are each there own enviromental variables. With that said, IO radar is the most threatening, however...Quote:
Originally Posted by SAfricanCracker
POP mode on the 33.8 Bee III would be THE only answer to the OP question.
Thanks for all the input.
The answer is well written here.Quote:
Originally Posted by SAfricanCracker
You are asking for an answer that is basically on a RD's user side which does not make any significance whatsoever on a radar operators side thus any radar unit can be deadly. This is where you need to understand that LEO know's what their limits are and also understands what their strengths are.Quote:
Frankly I consider all radar bands dangerous when used in conjunction with a smart cop who knows his stuff. It could be X IO, K IO, Ka IO, it doesn't matter.