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Radar Detector Jammers
We probably already know how radar detectors work - a conventional radar detector can detect signals from police radar with a basic radio receiver. This type of detector (which is the most common) is a totally passive device; all it does is recognize the presence of radar signals.
Now days, more sophisticated types of detectors take a more active role in evading the police. In addition to being fitted with the basic receiver, these devices have a built in radio transmitter, which emits a 'jamming' signal. What it does is replicate the original signal coming from the police radar gun, and mixes in additional radio noise, (commonly referred to as 'white noise'). With this added information, the radar receiver is fed with a confusing echo signal, and the police wont be able to make an accurate speed reading.
Modern detectors may also have a light sensitive panel which detects the signals from lidar guns. These 'lidar guns' are more difficult to avoid than the traditional radar because its beam is highly focused and doesnt reach very long distances.
In which case, by the time a lidar detector recognizes the presence of the beam, the car is probably already in the beams sights, and makes it too late to slow down. Some speeders attempt to get cheat this detecting technology by reducing their cars reflectivity. A darkened surface supposedly reduces reflectivity due to higher light absorption.
Drivers can also use special plastic coverings that may reduce the reflective properties of their license plates. These measures supposedly reduce the effective range of the police lidar gun, but do not lessen the range of the drivers detector. This allows for more time for a speeder to ease up on the gas before the lidar gun can get an accurate read on the vehicles speed.
Prospective speeders also have the option of using a laser jammer. This jamming device basically functions along the same principles as the radar jammer. In addition to having a light-sensitive panel, the detector is fitted with light emitting diodes (LEDs) that produce their own light beam. When this beam hits the lidar system, the receiver wont be able to recognize any reflected light, therefore, cant get an accurate speed reading.
Its important to note that none of these jamming devices are 100 percent error proof; even if you have a top-of-the-line jamming and detection system, the police may still catch you blazing through the road. Police also periodically introduce newer speed-monitoring technology, your detector and jammer might suddenly become outdated or outgunned.
In this case, the driver is opted to purchase more current versions of radar and laser jammers just to keep up. It is advisable that when you pick a jammer, try to choose the one you can best afford, the more expensive units often have the best, and most current features.
On the other hand, there is always a surefire way to avoid being issued speeding tickets, however advanced the technology the police have in their hands, and that is to 'slow down'!
In some areas where radar detectors or jammers are illegal, police may be carrying devices called VG2. The VG2 unit is basically a high-powered radio receiver tuned to detect the frequency of the specific signals emitted by radar jammers and detectors. So while you think youre scanning the roadside for them, they might also very well be scanning for you.
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