Yes, some police vehicles are equipped with rear-facing radar units that can detect the speed of vehicles behind them. This allows police officers to monitor and enforce speed limits for vehicles approaching from the rear.
A palindrome is a word that reads the same both backwards and forwards. So radar already is a palindrome. IF you're thinking of the acronym for radar, it's RAdio Detection And Ranging.
"Radar detection system: madam rotor" is a palindrome for detection system using radar waves.
The radar cross section of an object is a measure of how well it reflects or scatters radar signals. A larger radar cross section means the object is more likely to be detected by radar systems.
The antonym for radar is stealth. Radar is a system that detects the presence, direction, and distance of objects by radio waves, while stealth refers to the ability to go undetected by radar or other detection systems.
When a radar beam hits an object, it gets reflected back towards the radar receiver. The time difference between sending the radar signal and receiving the reflected signal is used to calculate the distance of the object from the radar. The radar can also determine the object's speed and shape based on how the radar signal is reflected.
A radar gun measures speed of a moving object basically cops use them
Cops equipped with "Acceleration detectors"
Yes. The glass does not affect the radar.
Nope! totally sucks too. However you can buy a stealth radar detector such as the Beltronics STI, which is not susceptible to radar detector detectors (RDD's). Cops in VA are equipped with RDD's to give tickets to those using them.
Cops hide to give out tickets and so the town collects money. How many tickets would they write if they were sitting in plain view? I thought cops were supposed to serve and protect.....LOL yeah, right. Cops think they can do whatever they want and get away with it...and they can IF we citizens let them. Stand up for what is lawful and moral. They are too many rogue arrogant cops doing getting away with evil acts.
According to radardetectors.com, the Valentine is the most sensitive and most highly rated of all the radar detectors. It provides front and rear detection.
Traffic "Cops" use FMCW radar, as they can be very low power and work off batteries. LADAR is also used and this makes the beam much narrower as the wavelength is higher, it should be more accurate but is more likely to suffer from atmospherics. Yes, for speed metering. Radar can be detected by consume hardware, which is illegal in many states. Most police forces have moved to laser because it is more accurate, is difficult for a speeder to contest in court, and is almost impossible to detect until it's too late.
Not to sound blunt, but I would recommend not speeding to begin with. Don't speed? Slow down. Do it when the cops aren't around or you can also get a radar detector.
They use a radar gun if they want to measure one car at a time, and they use a two-way digital radar if they want to know the speeds of cars in front of where the cop is driving and the car going the other way on the other side of the street.
Some places they are technically legal. Some places they have been outlawed. But this is a problem. In Canada it is legal to receive any radio transmission as long as you do not communicate the information gained to anyone. "Radar" detectors are simply a radio receiver. Laser detectors may be enforceable as illegal. But I have seen cops only write tickets to radar detector users.
Simply... No. The FCC has enough technology to be quite stealthy. Radar detectors are not cop detectors either. Cops can turn their radar units off, just blending into the crowd like everyone else. Why you would ever want to know if the FCC are near by is beyond me. The other thing that is beyond me is why this question is posted in teen dating...
I've seen everything from mail jeeps, to telephone and power company trucks, to ice cream vending vehicles used as radar sites as well as officers shooting from concealment on overpasses. Unless your state/jurisdiction happens to have some kind of quirky law on this subject, they aren't required to be visible.