I know this has been answered on here before, but stuffed if I can find it;
Precisely what frequency Ka is used in NZ?
What other band frequency ranges are / have been used here??
I know this has been answered on here before, but stuffed if I can find it;
Precisely what frequency Ka is used in NZ?
What other band frequency ranges are / have been used here??
ACC - It's where the Enron accountants all went.
Ka band is almost exclusively used, although I have detected the odd hawk (K band) around Te Kuiti and Thames a year or so back.
MOT and local body cops used to use X band.
There is a Ku band used in Europe, I'd be surprised if we see it here.
are you asking exactly what the frequency of ka is?Originally Posted by What?
umm google: "what frequency is ka"
3rd one down
http://copradar.com/preview/xappA/xappA.html#tbA2
and...
Ka 33.4 - 36.0 GHz 0.35 - 0.33 in
9 - 8.3 mm 13 channels; 200 MHz/ch
thats it right?
Oh I think X K KA and one more I forget.
Dick Smith sell them with X K KA and the saftey radar thingimyjig that doesnt work in NZ yet.
http://www.dse.co.nz/cgi-bin/dse.sto...uct/View/A9641
I only posted this because of the global economic crisis
If you've ever got a mysterious K band signal that disappears as you pass a tractor, that's the safety warning system. John Deeres have it.Originally Posted by pyrocam
Cheers guys.
So I wrote to a few places, including Escort Radar, and made a few discoveries that back up what Lou and I have both said before - the NZ Pleece use exactly the same gear as do the US Pleece. There is no NZ spec Escort radar detector, and probably not any other brand either. The "official" importers are full of it...
And there is no "official" Escort distributor in NZ, as Escort tell me they only sell to US and legal Candian state markets.
ACC - It's where the Enron accountants all went.
Yeah...my 8500 X50 came straight from the States and works very well.Only difference is that screen is angled to the left. Untill you come across a cop who is using Laser properly! Then just kiss ya arse goodbye.
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Ohhhhhhh.... yeahhhhhhhh, is that WTF that is..... but i get Ka from them thoOriginally Posted by Lou Girardin
Well then anyone know why I sometimes get false laser warnings then???
cheers DD
(Definately Dodgy)
Possibly diffraction of light hitting the sensor. I was getting false alarms between hawea and Wanaka, I finally worked out that it was the sunlight hitting condensation on the bag I had over my detector.Originally Posted by dangerous
The harbour bridge electronic signs also trigger mine.
Never had Ka alert off a tractor, are you sure it wasn't a Police tractor?
haha a police tractor. awesomeOriginally Posted by Lou Girardin
I only posted this because of the global economic crisis
Gold star only drivers, I presume?Originally Posted by pyrocam
If Spud had one he could harvest his back paddock.
Where do you think the picture came from?Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
I knew it! Conspiracy!! Speeding fines really are being used to help cops harvest their kumaras. I'm gonna ring Paul Holmes about this, just you wait...Originally Posted by spudchucka
ACC - It's where the Enron accountants all went.
Many modulated light sources can cause false laser warnings:Originally Posted by dangerous
Led warning signs on the motorway;neon signs etc
The NZ police were given SWS equipment free of charge by the manufacturer for use at accident scenes etc.(according to Donald Sawicki,author of the Traffic Radar Handbook,CopRadar.com)Originally Posted by Lou Girardin
Iwonder why they never used it?
Could it be that it would legitimise the use of radar detectors?
Most U.S. manufactured agricultural and earth moving equipment have SWS
transmitters
I got some useful warning of a tractor on the road around a bend prior to seeing it,recently via SWS.
Departing slightly off topic, I have often wondered if there would be any problems if a cop misdirected his laser gun thingy and got the laser beam in a riders eye(s).
Presumably OK in a cage (windscreen will filter it); and maybe a full face lid with visor. But an open face you could the laser right in the optics.
Eye damage ? temporary blindness causing crash ? or laser not powerful enough to have any effect ?
Anyone know ?
Originally Posted by skidmark
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