does this detector automatically know what kind of wave the gun is using and it is detect from a 360 degree angle ?
306973
Yes, the detector gives different sounding codes based on the type of 'radar' being utilized. There's also a voice recorded in the unit to tell you what it is. So you'll get something like "beep, beep, beep, K-Band" or "... X-Band" or "KA-band" or "Laser Alert". It is, to my knowledge and from my experience with the device, 360 degrees of detection with the possible exception of laser. I think the laser is somewhat limited to a wide front angle and a wide rear angle. Obviously since laser is a light-based wave, the side of the car may be interfering with the device's ability to sense it. I hope this was useful.
306974
Yes, the detector gives different sounding codes based on the type of 'radar' being utilized. There's also a voice recorded in the unit to tell you what it is. So you'll get something like "beep, beep, beep, K-Band" or "... X-Band" or "KA-band" or "Laser Alert". It is, to my knowledge and from my experience with the device, 360 degrees of detection with the possible exception of laser. I think the laser is somewhat limited to a wide front angle and a wide rear angle. Obviously since laser is a light-based wave, the side of the car may be interfering with the device's ability to sense it. I hope this was useful. Yes, the detector gives different sounding codes based on the type of 'radar' being utilized. There's also a voice recorded in the unit to tell you what it is. So you'll get something like "beep, beep, beep, K-Band" or "... X-Band" or "KA-band" or "Laser Alert". It is, to my knowledge and from my experience with the device, 360 degrees of detection with the possible exception of laser. I think the laser is somewhat limited to a wide front angle and a wide rear angle. Obviously since laser is a light-based wave, the side of the car may be interfering... » Read More Yes, the detector gives different sounding codes based on the type of 'radar' being utilized. There's also a voice recorded in the unit to tell you what it is. So you'll get something like "beep, beep, beep, K-Band" or "... X-Band" or "KA-band" or "Laser Alert". It is, to my knowledge and from my experience with the device, 360 degrees of detection with the possible exception of laser. I think the laser is somewhat limited to a wide front angle and a wide rear angle. Obviously since laser is a light-based wave, the side of the car may be interfering with the device's ability to sense it. I hope this was useful. « Show Less
306975
Yes to both questions, and works great... Just needs a slightly longer plug wire.
2260647
No, it will alarm at the detector to warn you. however you will not be able to tell what band of radar it is detecting. I run mine quite frequently without the Cobra app running.
754893
It will give you the horizontal distance to the target, the actual distance to the target (which will be different if you are pointing the laser up or down. If you are pointing up or down it will give you the degree of the angle you are pointing.
13032
I don't believe so but I'm not for sure. I use mine to detect air volume from the main H&AC; unit line which then activates a supplemental air booster off a 90 degree turn.
1520763
I don't think this has the capability and I am not sure it actually does accurately measures the waves I bought it for. I need to work with its little. More so let us hope. Someone with experience an help.Joe C.
2216716
Yes, when you are "ranging" (holding down the range button) you get continuous readings of whatever the laser is bouncing off of, and you can move the range-finder around while you are doing that. The pin distance will come up as you wave back and forth across it. So you don't need to be very steady.
2097405
According to the manual, yes. I haven't used for that purpose yet but states it detects them all.
571534
doesn't sound right. It should beep to tell you it is working when you pull the trigger, then stop until it detects metal.
1599460
No it does not but the turrets can be slipped after you set your zero at whatever distance you like so you always can find it easily.
473701
No. The trigger needs to be held in to track the speed. The gun is really accurate.
2016331
Yes, it will show a dot where you hit and the outside areas on the corners will flash. The laser trainer target will show multiple shot placements where this target will show one in standard mode.
1655622
All radar detectors have a local oscillator for detection (used to mix the radar signal down) that can be detected by "radar detector detectors" in areas where their use is illegal (such as Ontario). Although this device is not a radar transmitter the signals from its own operation can be detected. This device can be detected by one of those devices.
661678
There is a pin seeker mode on the range finder that would help with this. If your hands shake, it will give you multiple readings when it scans but you will easily be able to identity which one is the pin. You shouldn't have any trouble getting an accurate reading.
1878483
The self-level still works...the lock function keeps the laser on while you manually turn the entire unit to get the angle you want. When the lock is not on, the laser will go off when the unit is tilted too far.
1886928
Yes, it detects rebars, and I think nails. Please check the deep and the minimum wide range of the tool. Regards and good luck
896988
No. It works by sensing the rotating disc in the meter counting each revolution. Doesn't matter which way it rotates.
1499544
Not sure exactly what your asking. If you place it on a vertical piece it will measure the angle on a horizontal plane from the vertical.