Moving Radar

[CJR238]

I personally have not gotten pulled over with moving radar, but I have seen it being used. I see it being done on back roads but never pulling anyone over. I would guess it’s more difficult to do/see? I know there range is 1/2 what stationary is.

Just wondering why they use it if they don’t pull people over very often with it?

[Anonymous]

Originally Posted by CJR238

I personally have not gotten pulled over with moving radar, but I have seen it being used. I see it being done on back roads but never pulling anyone over. I would guess it’s more difficult to do/see? I know there range is 1/2 what stationary is.

Just wondering why they use it if they don’t pull people over very often with it?

The PD in my town use Stationary CO K and I never seen them pull over someone in Moving except Motorcycle LEO. I'm guess it depends on what Radar you have and how many cars on the road.

The Texas DPS use Ka Moving ALL THE TIME in this County that I've seen. I've never seen them use Stationary when pulling over someone. They're very tricky. I would prefer Stationary in Cities where there alot of Obstructions in the way. On Highway, I prefer Moving Radar because they're easier to detect when facing them opposite direction shooting the traffic that I'm driving on.

[tactical22]

Moving radar is just as deadly as stationary...I can pin a car at over 500mtrs

found this demo video

YouTube - Kustom Eagle Radar Demo

[CJR238]

Wow at the end of that video they were flying, 100+... And on the wrong side of the road…

[RadarReviews_Net]

Interesting video :}

[tactical22]

yeah..ill do a video when i get my Golden Eagle back from interstate.

[Anonymous]

Originally Posted by CJR238

Wow at the end of that video they were flying, 100+... And on the wrong side of the road…

Don't Australian use different speed reading instead of mph? They obviously do not look like they're going 100+.