I was just wandering if rf detectors are legal in Alberta, Canada?
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I don't see anything related to legal issues with RF Detectors in Alberta, Canada. You may want to check with local authorities, but you should be ok.Thanks,Israeli Surveillance, Inc.
509607
I can ship to this location. You may want to ck with your local Police Dept or States Dept. Thank you....
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Not sure about the question. My detector was returned as it was defective as it kept saying 'service required'. I do not recommend this device or the company.
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I am not a tech person. The way I understand it is IR needs to be in line of sight, RF doesn't. What I can tell you for sure is that I can put these on and go upstairs to make beds and downstairs to my workshop and still listen to the TV.
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Yes. You need either a GMRS license for the 462-467 frequencies, or a Ham (amateur radio) license for any of the other frequencies in the 70cm (420-450 MHz) band.
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This HT will scan, but it is not designed specifically to do that, and most people are not happy with how it "scans." As for using it for public safety, per FCC rules, no. It is not proper part certified, and as the previous comment stated, the UV82C is.
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You can program it to transmit at low power (1/2 watt) for FRS. Still illegal, however.
580287
Not really, I would use tripollar stop for that. It is a radio frequency machine. You can buy it on Amazon.
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I do not believe so because you have to point it toward the unit(s) you are trying to control. With RF you do not need to point at the units.
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Luckily, radar is still radar wherever you are. So yes, it will still work. That being said, be very careful with your country's laws regarding use of radar detectors - penalties in the U.S. are small but may not be where you are.
160369
You can scan various frequencies. I don't have the frequency of your police channels, so I can't answer your question.
468463
I don't think so. I'm pretty sure you need a different type of radiation detector. Look into an electromagnetic radiation detector.
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i can only answer the last question. buy an expensive radiation detector. i don't recommend the radex rd1503!
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As I understand it, commercial vehicle are restricted use of radar detectors. If you choose to take the chance of using one, the Redline should be just as friendly to the trucker as it is for the individual user.
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Yes, it works great. Just remember, the unit is not water-proofed, so you need to make it so. You can just put it into a grey weather-tight box (any hardware store) with a weather tight top and silicone the wires in and out. The RF goes right thru the plastic box.
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Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at $12,500. A business license is about $260 for ten years in UHF. Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at... » Read More Maybe. Most likely in the business band (part 90) although equipment must be certified for non-Amateur use. The description does not specify if this equipment is Part 90 certified. You can not use for FRS or GMRS because the radio needs to be Part 95 certified. Since it does not appear the power can be limited to 1/2 watt and the antenna appears to be removable, I would think the radio will not be Part 95 certified for FRS. The reviewers that are using the radios and just picked a frequency do run the risk of causing interference with other licensed users. The FCC fines usually start at $12,500. A business license is about $260 for ten years in UHF. « Show Less
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They are not. From the description: Lamps are ECE compliant and legal for on-road use only in Canada However, the light pattern is awesome and you'll swear you're running projectors instead of H4 4x6's.
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I can't think of any reasons why it would not work outside the US. The only thing there may or may not be an issue with would be red light camera and known speed trap locations. As far as the functionality of detecting radar and laser is concerned, there should be no problems.