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From: palmer@tybalt.caltech.edu (David Palmer)
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Subject: Re: Radar Detectors (Ka band) ...
Keywords: radar, cops, Ka, X, K
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Date: 14 Feb 89 16:41:17 GMT
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In article <7944@netnews.upenn.edu> depolo@eniac.seas.upenn.edu.UUCP (Jeff DePolo) writes:
>Ka band has been authorized by the FCC for speed measurement use.  However,
>the photo radar units that you are talking about haven't actually been
>imployed anywhere in the US yet.  They are being tested in two states
>(California, and I believe New Mexico), but they aren't been used in
>actual speed traps.

I don't know whether they are Ka band, but here in Pasadena Ca. photo
radar is used to apprehend and punish that lawless breed of sociopath
who seeks to destroy this great nation by willfully and with malice
driving 35 in a 30 zone.

Someone I know was caught twice on successive days by one of these.

		David Palmer
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