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From: mikey@trsvax
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: Radar detectors / Best One?
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Date: Thu, 12-Sep-85 10:14:00 EDT
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Posted: Thu Sep 12 10:14:00 1985
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>                                                      The forest
> of antennas is the give-away for unmarked cars.  

I defy you to find an unmarked patrol car in PA this way.  They have from 
Z28's to a few Vettes to Honda Accords.  The MOST you'll see is a CB antenna
on the back.  In Bethlehem PA when I was in college, the police didn't have
radios in the vehicles, they all had individual walkie-talkies and a 
widespread repeater network over the city.  I ran from 2 guys in a 
greased up Nova one night on my motorcycle, was I sure surprised when 
they turned out to be cops.  Their summer uniform was black pants with
that little stripe on the side and brown banlon shirts.  Everything was
on one of those Bianchi Belts and you couldn't see anything when they
were sitting in the car!

mikey at trsvax