Rocky Mountain Radar RMR-RS202 - Manual (Page 2)

DOES IT REALLY WORK?
HERE’S WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY
“From the body of test data taken during the road tests it is clear
that use of these passive scramblers does reduce the range at
which police radar units can acquire and/or maintain lock (give
consistent and accurate speed reading) and that this effectiveness
can be measured.” -R. Delyser, PhD, U. of Denver
“Preliminary conclusion of laboratory tests is the scrambler will
indeed scramble police radar at long range, allowing speeding
drivers with radar detectors time to slow down before their speed
can be detected”- J.S.H. PhD- University Professor
“This renders the radar unable to display a speed reading. The
radar is effectively disabled.”- M. Jeffries- Sr. Electronic Tech.
Nebraska Highway State Patrol
“below are documented tests… at a distance the scramblers will
have an effect on radar verification of speed, however, within
100 feet (punch-through) lock on was successful.”- State of
Tennessee Dept. of Environment and Conservation.
Use of a Radar Detector is recommended to alert
you to the presence of radar.