Device that spots police vehicles near you

Device that spots police vehicles near you

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Mk3Spitfire

2,921 posts

128 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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...jealousy! wink

shoehorn

686 posts

143 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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RobbyJ said:
Correct, they can be stunned which means they look like they are dead but they are still on and can be tracked and listened in to. They can also be killed which basically bricks the radio so it can't be used in any way.
The police have missed a trick there,surely the ability to remotely stun the person who thieved it is a better option.then just follow the smell of pisssmile
I noticed a convicted burglar in the news today who had committed multiple burglaries while wearing a tag,these could/should also be fitted with a stun gun quite easily.

RWD cossie wil

4,308 posts

173 months

Monday 15th December 2014
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shoehorn said:
RobbyJ said:
Correct, they can be stunned which means they look like they are dead but they are still on and can be tracked and listened in to. They can also be killed which basically bricks the radio so it can't be used in any way.
The police have missed a trick there,surely the ability to remotely stun the person who thieved it is a better option.then just follow the smell of pisssmile
I noticed a convicted burglar in the news today who had committed multiple burglaries while wearing a tag,these could/should also be fitted with a stun gun quite easily.
Unfortunately for the tagged offender, being terminally stupid is not illegal hehe

Tomo1971

1,128 posts

157 months

Friday 19th December 2014
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As already said, many many users of the Airwave network over the Uk, apart from the obvious Plod, Amb and FARs..... HA, Councils, NHS, Blood Service... they all need a resilient (Yes, I know that users of Airwaves say its pish) network. SSE were even looking into joining Airwave to substitute their PMR system in the Scottish Highlands.

Doesnt this bear resemblance when Radar Detectors were starting to be used and beeping at traffic lights, door openers etc?

Waste of money IMHO.

DrDoofenshmirtz

15,215 posts

200 months

Saturday 20th December 2014
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I expect China will start knocking these out for a few quid pretty soon.
It's just a field strength meter tuned to around 385mhz - extremely easy to make.

505diff

507 posts

243 months

Sunday 21st December 2014
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I remember in the 90's a mate got done for speeding and got a very expensive radar detector, around town thing thing was going off left right and center. He said 'but I don't speed around town it for the nice open road with no traffic lights, automatic doors and false alarms' at the time I was working as a shopfitter, and was able to salvage a microwave/radar unit off some old doors that were coming out, a week later four of us went on a journey to a touring car meeting, I was sitting behind the driver with the radar unit and a 12 volt battery in a bag and connected the battery every time the speedo went over 85 mph, I was lucky at the end of the day i did not have to walk home!