They are names for the frequencies that police radar (and sometimes false alerts) operate on. Since we know that police radar uses these frequencies, your radar detector is always tuned into them and listening for signal. If it picks something up, it will notify you so you can slow down with plenty of warning distance.
What do the numbers on a radar detector mean?
They are names for the frequencies that police radar (and sometimes false alerts) operate on. Since we know that police radar uses these frequencies, your radar detector is always tuned into them and listening for signal. If it picks something up, it will notify you so you can slow down with plenty of warning distance.
What does it mean when my radar says Pulse?
As a defense against detectors, many radar units can be operated in the Instant-on mode, also called the Pulse mode. This means the radar is in position, but it is not transmitting a beam. So it cannot be detected.
What does P mean on radar detector?
POP radar is a type of radar specifically designed to defeat radar detectors. It’s a very very short burst of radar (16ms or 67ms) that’s designed to be just long enough to register a vehicle’s speed but too short for most radar detectors to pick up on.
