Can you still consider a X8 a false?

[NRTrackChamp2004]

I was driving the other day down this road. I knew there was a x false there, but it went all the way up to X8, and it aint never got that high before. Would anyone still consider this a false or a cop? Anyone ever recieve a high false liek this? Any info would be great. I just dont think a false would be that strong.

[amoney]

I was driving the other day down this road. I knew there was a x false there, but it went all the way up to X8, and it aint never got that high before. Would anyone still consider this a false or a cop? Anyone ever recieve a high false liek this? Any info would be great. I just dont think a false would be that strong.

All my "flase" alerts, even parked infront of the auto door sensor, does not get that high, one of the benifits knowing that it is a "false". Normally the alerts are from 2 to 4 very rarely have I gotten a 6 of a maximum of 9, and while driving, passing the "false", only last for a few seconds 2 to 4 sec. If X band is used in your area chances are that it was real. Though there still is chance that it was a "false", just a low chance. I don't monitor X because of state law, so perhaps X band specifically can get that high.

[Rottman]

I have gone that high if I pull into a walgreen's parking lot with an old cobra model. But I suppose you would have figured that out yourself.

[SmaartAasSaabr]

My Sensoro goes straight up to X9 at the end of my commute, think it's those door openers but there must be several.

[frozenblaze2]

while driving through the town center, i pass a bank that is located there. i get a full strength x band signal when i pass it

[billgerr]

Signal strength may vary for any source. It depends on power level, line-of-sight and angle of inteception among other things.

I'll get an 8 on a BEL 960 1/8 of a mile from a stationary X-band source, in this case a Micky D's and an 8 from K-Band door openers at several hundred feet.

About all you can say is 1's or 2's can't hurt you....YET

Bill