What is pulse, instant on or POP radar?
When radar detectors proved easily capable of sniffing out radar from miles away, radar gun manufacturers responded by producing instant-on radar or unoffically called “Pulse” radar. In the instant-on mode, the radar’s transmitter is placed on hold, ready to fire but not yet producing a signal for detectors to hear. The officer waits until his target is very close (brings a new meaning to “wait till you see the whites of their eyes”) then releases the radar from stand-by mode and gets a speed reading within a second or so (pulse). In this situation, no detector offers much warning. Instant-On radar just took on a whole new meaning in 2003! There are new guns out there that operate just like the instant-on guns of the past but with a very tough new twist – POPTM mode! This new gun is a normal K and Ka band radar gun detectable by most radar detectors made in the past 30 years, until this gun is placed in POP mode. When the gun is in POP Mode and activated, a brief burst of energy, less
When radar detectors proved easily capable of sniffing out radar from miles away, radar gun manufacturers responded by producing instant-on radar or unoffically called “Pulse” radar. In the instant-on mode, the radar’s transmitter is placed on hold, ready to fire but not yet producing a signal for detectors to hear. The officer waits until his target is very close (brings a new meaning to “wait till you see the whites of their eyes”) then releases the radar from stand by mode and gets a speed reading within a second or so (pulse). In this situation, no detector offers much warning. Instant-On radar just took on a whole new meaning in 2003! There are new guns out there that operate just like the instant-on guns of the past but with a very tough new twist – POPTM mode! This new gun is a normal K and Ka band radar gun detectable by most radar detectors made in the past 30 years, until this gun is placed in POP mode. When the gun is in POP Mode and activated, a brief burst of energy, less
When radar detectors proved easily capable of sniffing out radar from miles away, radar gun manufacturers responded by producing instant-on radar or unofficially called “Pulse” radar. In the instant-on mode, the radar’s transmitter is placed on hold, ready to fire but not yet producing a signal for detectors to hear. The officer waits until his target is very close (brings a new meaning to “wait till you see the whites of their eyes”) then releases the radar from stand by mode and gets a speed reading within a second or so (pulse). In this situation, no detector offers much warning. Instant-On radar just took on a whole new meaning in 2003! There are new guns out there that operate just like the instant-on guns of the past but with a very tough new twist – POPTM mode! This new gun is a normal K and Ka band radar gun detectable by most radar detectors made in the past 30 years, until this gun is placed in POP mode. When the gun is in POP Mode and activated, a brief burst of energy, less
