info says it detects lasers from 360 degrees, but what about the x &amp; k bands?
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What I detected is about 600 to 700 meters in Ka band. Now I'm on the road and continue to test it
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Hello, this device detect radars that are used by the police.This radar detector is able to detect laser radars and radars based on K, X, and Ka band. It works very nice.
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The laser is fine with excellent range. The problem I'm having is with it staying zeroed. I broke the screw for the mount in an attempt to keep the X400 from coming loose when I shoot. Surefire replaced it for free but it is still annoying.
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Both, supposedly. It say 360 radar detection but I never see them clocking from behind me
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Yes. It has an embedded voice that annunciates the type of surveillance you are under, whether it is X Band, K Band, KA Band or Laser. The unit also verbally warns you when you are approaching a camera-enforced intersection. All of these intersections are stored in the unit's memory.
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Short answer: This is a single laser model, not a dual laser. The dual laser is the "Fluke 62 MAX +".Longer answer: There is a single red aiming laser that is visible (λ=650nm, <1mW). Judging by the FLUKE website, the two-laser "Fluke 62 MAX +" model allows you to visually determine the radius of the cone from the sensor that temperature measurements are averaged across. You can confirm for yourself by downloading the device's manual (which covers both the "62 MAX" and "62 MAX +" versions) at Fluke's website: http://www.fluke.com/Fluke/m2en/Support/Manuals/default.htm?ProductId=74272 Short answer: This is a single laser model, not a dual laser. The dual laser is the "Fluke 62 MAX +".Longer answer: There is a single red aiming laser that is visible (λ=650nm, <1mW). Judging by the FLUKE website, the two-laser "Fluke 62 MAX +" model allows you to visually determine the radius of the cone from the sensor that temperature measurements are averaged across. You can confirm for yourself by downloading the device's manual (which covers both the "62 MAX" and "62 MAX +" versions) at Fluke's website:... » Read More Short answer: This is a single laser model, not a dual laser. The dual laser is the "Fluke 62 MAX +".Longer answer: There is a single red aiming laser that is visible (λ=650nm, <1mW). Judging by the FLUKE website, the two-laser "Fluke 62 MAX +" model allows you to visually determine the radius of the cone from the sensor that temperature measurements are averaged across. You can confirm for yourself by downloading the device's manual (which covers both the "62 MAX" and "62 MAX +" versions) at Fluke's website: http://www.fluke.com/Fluke/m2en/Support/Manuals/default.htm?ProductId=74272 « Show Less
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It does detect laser but chances are if it goes off you're gotten since most laser is instant on.
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No, the laser is controlled through the X-Presenter Smart app. For further assistance, please email support@satechi.com.Thank you,Satechi Technical Support
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In the description it list X, K, Ka, Ku and laser. Why would someone say it didn't pick up Ku?
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It would all depend on what radar is used. This one will detect KA, K, and laser which is what is used in the United States. If your police force use these same radar frequencies it should work.
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The X and K bands are mostly detected from electronic doors ,it was never consistant enough to figure out a pattern,My other radar detector works very well and I can develope a pattern of where the noises or bands are coming from(its a beltronics)
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Yes, it detects rebars, and I think nails. Please check the deep and the minimum wide range of the tool.Regards and good luck
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995 has front AND REAR laser detection.But, you are rarely if ever hit with Laser from behind!!Why would a cop do that then have to chase you down ??
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Yes - see photos at the left: CST/berger CL10 Self Leveling 360-Degree Cross Laser
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my advice to Don is stay away from the xgc+.I threw the one I had in the garbage. it didn't work right when I received it,so I sent it back to bushnell for repair.when it came back it still did not work.
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It detects cameras and speed traps (that's the main reason I bought it) but with both you have to keep in mind if it's a laser you usually don't stand a chance to react (or it may not even alert you if the officer is good and doesn't shout the windshield) and some cameras shout you in the back just when you pass them so it's almost no time to react.Hope this helped
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Yes. It will detect the ka band and/or k band that is associated with the device. Will not identify to you to what actually threat is as the possibilities are endless. The k and ka bands are very widley used. Ive had this detector for about a year and I love it.