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From: acs60222@zach.fit.edu ( ENRIQUEZ)
Newsgroups: sci.electronics
Subject: Re: Car electronics projects
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Date: 24 Jul 89 16:07:59 GMT
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In article <1594@cooper.cooper.EDU> gene@cooper.cooper.EDU (Gene (the Spook) ) writes:
>
>A change of roughly 3miles_per_hour_per_second or more, and the gun
>won't lock on to you.  What I have wanted to do for quite a while is
>to make a microwave generator that sweeps a few kHz on a 3MHz/24MHz
>carrier.  Active ECM!
>
 
About two years ago I saw a project that was labeled as a "microwave
calibrator" that could actually generate the appropriate waves to
force radar to 55mph, 35mph, or 25mph at a flick a switch.  It 
was designed to be used with 12vdc and was small enough to let the
transmitter fit behind the grill of your car. 

I must say the there were disclamers all over the article claiming
the illegality of using this to trick police rader.  However, the box
had a switch clearly labled 55,35, and 25 mph.  Now, there a subtle
design for you!!

regards   mark enriquez