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Technical Questions About Scanners & RADAR-Detectors I often get technical questions about RADAR detectors. I'm NOT AT ALL too familiar with the technical aspects of them, myself. I mean ... yer talking to a guy, here, who has actually accidentally soldered things to his own fingers, before! You DON'T want to ask ME how something works. I'll break it. Then, next thing you know [waving his arms], I'm running away in fearful panic ... yer chasing me around with this look of "kill!" ... there's lots of yelling and screaming going on, etc., etc., etc. ...And generally, it's just a very sad, sad, senseless and ... and ... and ... uh ... pathetic scene. [stupid grin] HOWEVER!... ...The RADAR Faq, by Geoff Merryweather, will give you all the information you might want about RADAR, photo-RADAR, VASCAR, LIDAR, stealth RDs, RADAR Detector Detectors (RDDs) and the like. Please check it out. I'm vigorously adding to my links page as well, which you can also use to find more links to other sites which will answer your questions. Please check them out. But these links do not in me constitute "knowledge." Me Still Stoop-ed. 8-) When done browsing here, please take a look at my own North Central Fla. Area Scannist's Page! Mobile Scanner & RADAR-Detector Laws In The U.S. by Todd L. Sherman / KB4MHH Gainesville, Alachua Co., Fla. E-mail: mobilescannerlaws@cox.net Page Created: (About August, 1995.) Last updated: July 24, 2013. COPYRIGHT NOTICE AND WARNING STATEMENT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, CREDITS, and KUDOS All information Copyright © 1995- by Todd L. Sherman/KB4MHH. All Rights Reserved. Except for personal use, no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, electrical, chemical, optical, mechanical, photocopying, recording or otherwise without the prior written permission of the copyright owner. (Offered FREE as a public service to local area residents within Alachua County, FL courtesy Alachua County SKYWARN and the Alachua County EMWIN Project.) sitemap