does this work for police radar
803139
No. Strictly stationary cameras that can be located by permanent gps position. And it was lousy. I returned it.
1960002
I have no idea bro... The only wireless signal that this radar detector transmits to is the Adaptiv audio indicator ear piece...
728359
No. Red light cameras do not use radar, so a radar detector would never detect them. This will detect speed cameras as they do use radar.
1752511
Yes it is I live in an area where there are multiple signals from various businesses with alarms that use different bands similar to the local police bands just @ varying strengths I have enjoyed my radar immensely since purchasing it.
1439228
Depends on what band radar they use in your country. You can google which bands the police in your area use. But I do believe most radar is ka and k band. I know there few country that use x band and it covers all those well.
2013138
Not sure if it would work for a radar detector. It is for use with one large suction cup, if I remember correctly most radar detectors have 2 small cups and I think it would be to wide for the suction surface. Hope this helps
313297
Yes, if you have the frequencies through somewhere such as radio reference, this scanner will receive them. It is a digital scanner and I use it to listen to my local police and county who recently transitioned from analog to digital. It has a learning curve but if you use programming software it is pretty easy.
1427833
This is the first radar detector I have purchased. So i can't say I have a lot of experience. It detects Ka bands from maybe a quarter mile to half mile out, enough to give you a fair warning without being able to visually confirm a cop. It is especially helpful if the officer is out of sight behind a car or over a hill. No GPS.
160369
You can scan various frequencies. I don't have the frequency of your police channels, so I can't answer your question.
863737
yes!, it tells you the type of radar signal and a gives you a different sound alert for each different type of police radar.
1619338
I do road work and mainly use the radar as a training tool for my kids. They are both pitchers for baseball and softball. I had the radar gun in my truck at work and we started checking speeds of passing cars for the fun of it and I would say it easily was picking up cars at 100 yards away that were driving at us.
158012
Yes I think so. I bought it for my 74 year old mother to use as a police scanner. She loves listening to what's going on. It works perfect and she loves it.
986905
It will work fine - if you're talking about a CB radio with the built in weather band, as the weather section is set up to be used with a 27mhz antenna. If you're talking about using this with a police scanner, no.
1797873
I strongly doubt it. Since it depends on suction, it needs a smooth, non-porous surface and the detector only works when it can "see" the incoming radar/laser signals.
780876
I would guess that it picks up radar 2-3 miles in advance if they are pinging other cars. as far as updatable, I do not know since I just purchased mine recently but would be surprised if it was not
2258154
Yes. It will decect all radar, but make sure that you program the type in to the Cobra
1039705
No it does not detect red light cameras. It detects most forms of radar except the most modern, like Proline, that shoot a radar beam about the size of a softball. Really no detectors pick those unless the detection is whole car or happens to be place where the softball sized beam is pointed. In Florida where I live police are not using the newest forms of radar, so it works fine and has never missed a detection here. But when I was in Atlanta October 2014, I got a ticket from a cop using in Proline radar gun.