Re: police laser radar

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From: Ken Wilkens
Date: Wed, 18 Nov 1992 13:24

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Well I was thinking about putting laser diodes on the front of my car
also soon as I found what wavelength the operate at. I don't think it
would take much power to foul the lidar as it uses reflected power which
should be alot less than you would be broadcasting. As for the legal
issue, it is illegal to jam radio this is light so don't see what the FCC
could say about it! :) And being in the infered region you cant see it so
just diguise the the diodes behind parking lights or in headlight bezels
and such so they can't be seen!

Ken

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