RALF Australia - Radar and Laser Inforomation

[shanetrainST]

If you would like to contribute, please leave a post :) This is a work in progress
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Highlighted in red = RD's Are Banned & LIDAR Jammers *

* Refer to WA section regarding LIDAR Jammers

X-band & Ku-band Are not used anywhere in Australia, only K-band & KA-band


Western Australia

Legal To Own And Use A Radar Detector. From 12/12/2017 LIDAR Jammers are illegal to use, along with licence plate obscuring devices

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (24.000GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band (34.200GHz up to 35.200GHz)

Frequency's Reported
K-band (Kustom Signals 24.125 GHz +/- 100 MHz), generally 24.121 - 24.133 GHz for Kustom Signals gear. Highest seen 24.146 GHz, lowest seen, 24.104 GHz (covered by seg K4, 24.100-24.150 GHz on Escort/Bel RD's)

Ka-band : None reported

Radar
Decatur Genesis
Kustom Signals KR10-SP
Kustom Signals Eagle
Kustom Signals Falcon HR
Multinova 6F (not in use)
Jenoptik RRS24F-ST3 (MRCT) - 3D radar tracking sensor (k band, 24.08, 24.12, 24.16 GHz)
Jenoptik TraffiStar S590 - speed and redlight 3D tracking radar, multiple lanes
JenoptikTraffiStar SR390.- speed and redlight 3D tracking radar, multiple lanes

Lidar-Laser
LTI Ultralyte
LTI Ultralyte Compact
LTI TruSpeed (repeating VPR anti-jam version)
LTI TruCam (repeating VPR anti-jam)
LTI TruSpeed Se
LTI TruSpeed Sxb


Mobile Laser-Lidar Used
Vitronic Poliscan M1 / M1 HP ( In Full Use )
Vitronic Poliscan FM1
Jenoptik TraffiStar S350 - lidar based speed monitoring, multiple lanes, similar to poliscan
Jenoptik TraffiStar S350M - lidar based speed monitoring (mobile version), multiple lanes, similar to poliscan

Optical Systems Used
CEOS INDUSTRIAL TIRTL

Induction Loop Systems Used
Jenoptik Robot GmbH TraffiStar SR520
REDFLEX red-speed HDX

South Australia

Illegal To Use Radar Detector / LIDAR Jammers

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (23.900GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band - Is not used in South Australia. Enable in your RD, just in case ( but do not segment )

Frequency's Reported
24.044 Redflex
24.055 Redflex
24.066 Redflex
24.080 Redflex
24.077 Redflex
23.950 Redflex
24.059 Redflex
24.150 Silver Eagle Patrol Car
24.155 Silver Eagle Patrol Car
24.165 Silver Eagle Patrol Car
24.175 Silver Eagle Patrol Car
24.080 Highway Patrol


Radar
Kustom Signals KR10-SP
Kustom Signals Eagle
Redflex Radar Cam

Lidar-Laser
LTI Ultralyte
LTI Truspeed


Shanetrain's Foot notes:
Rear Facing Redflex Mobile Units, Operating on 24.070 +/- 10MHz, your RD will give you little warning to this one.

Queensland

Illegal To Use Radar Detector / LIDAR Jammers

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (24.000GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band (34.200GHz up to 35.200GHz)

Frequency's Reported
K-band - 24.125 +/- 25MHz (Gatso)
Ka-band - 33.3GHz (might be leaky RD) 34.700, 34.900, 35.100, 35.500, 34.700

Redline Band Segmentation
Ka-band - N1, N5, N6, N8

AntiLaser Priority STIR Segmentation
K-band - K4
Ka-band - N1, N5, N6, N8

Radar
Decatur Genesis
Gatso Radar

Lidar-Laser
LTI Truspeed
LTI TruCam
LTI Ultralyte LBR

Mobile Laser-Lidar Used
Vitronic Poliscan ( Reported )

Average Speed Camera (P2P)
• Bruce Highway (southbound direction), between Landsborough and Elimbah, and
• Mount Lindesay Highway (north and southbound direction) between Jimboomba and Park Ridge South.

BeingAware's Foot notes:
Gatso24 detection best with your STI-R+/9500CI/Redline head mounted vertically to allow for the polarized radar beam).
Having the head vertical will improve detection and reduce false's considerably.


New South Wales

Illegal To Use Radar Detector / LIDAR Jammers

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (24.000GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band (34.200GHz up to 35.200GHz)

Frequency's Reported
K-band - 24.090, 24.100, 24.150, 24.130
Ka-band - 34.700, 34.880, 34.900, 35.500

Radar
Redflex Mobile Units
Kustom Signals Eagle K-band & KA-band
Traffipax

Lidar-Laser
LTI Truspeed
LTI TruCam
Kustom Signals Prolaser III
Kustom Signals Prolaser 4

Mobile Laser-Lidar
Vitronic Poliscan ( Reported )


Victoria

Illegal To Use Radar Detector / LIDAR Jammers

DRAGONEYE COMPACT IN USE

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (24.000GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band (34.200GHz up to 35.200GHz)

Frequency's Reported
K-band
23.950, 24.166, 24.125, (Gatso 24.139 GHz To 24.143 GHz)

Ka-band 34.700, 34.900, 34.710, 34.847, 34.753, 34.745, 34.734, 34.720, 34.717, 34.708

Radar
Silver Eagle
Silver Eagle II
Stalker Dual DSR
Directional Golden Eagle II
Falcon HR
Raptor RP-1
Directional Talon
Stalker II SDR

Lidar-Laser
Pro-Lite +
Prolaser 4
DragonEye Compact

Mobile Laser-Lidar
Vitronic Poliscan ( Reported )


Northern Territory

Illegal To Use Radar Detector / LIDAR Jammers

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band (24.000GHz up to 24.250GHz)
Ka-Band (34.200GHz up to 35.200GHz)

Radar
MPH Bee 3
Kustom Signals KR10-SP

Lidar-Laser
LTI Ultralyte

Mobile Laser-Lidar
Redflex Lasercam Unit ( Reported )



Contribution
-ShaneTrainST
-BeingAware
-Dragons
-MelbVt
-winterbrew
-busta
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[dragons]

I've seen 34.7 too many times to discount Stalkers in QLD.

[beingaware]

Queensland

Illegal To Use Radar Detectors / LIDAR Jammers

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band 24.125MHz centred.
Ka-Band 33.4~ 34.7, 34.9, 35.1, 35.5.

Frequency's Reported
K-band 24.125 -/+ 25MHz (Gatso) (Confirmed from .113 up to .146)
Ka-band 33.4GHz~ (might be leaky RD)
34.7, 34.9, 35.1, 35.5.

Redline Band Segmentation
K-band - Nill Possible
Ka-band N1, N5, N6, N8

AntiLaser Priority STIR Segmentation
K-band K4 (add K5 if you don't trust the Gatso drift but you will get about 75% more falses) Also note, if you often go over the boarder into NSW, open up K1, K2, K3 and K5 (but only when going over otherwise you are in for false city in QLD) as well to allow for their K band radar.
Ka-band N1, N5, N6, N8

Radar
Decatur Genesis
Gatso Radar

Lidar-Laser
LTI Truspeed
LTI TruCam
LTI Ultralyte LBR

Mobile Laser-Lidar Used
Vitronic Poliscan ( Reported )

Foot notes:
Gatso24 detection best with your STI-R+/9500CI/Redline head mounted vertically to allow for the polarised radar beam).
Having the head vertical will improve detection and reduce falses considerably.

[shanetrainST]

Well Queensland is nearly done, thanks to BA :applause:

Might need some input from MelbVt on Victoria

Do we have anyone here who can help with darwin?

[dinkydi]

well done congrats to you both

[melbVt]

In Victoria
I often see these and actually had some notes on this!:rolf:
ka band 34.7Gh ( Stalker)
Ka band 34.900 (kustom eagle Ka model)
K band 23.950, 24.166 (some fixed red light speed cameras,)
( A fixed camera may appear with 24.166 & 24.125 watch as car passes you get hit each time )
K 24.125 ( Possible multi radar cd )
k 24. 150 ( Kustom eagle k Band model Usually in paddy wagon or older patrol car)

I recommend these settings for Victoria k 1 on k2 on , Ka band 5 & 6 on, X off, SWS off, RDR off,Pop off, laser off ( If u have separate jamming system)

And I often see radars drifting and often turn off GPS to learn interferences as my suburb is full of interference!
Using my police verification data this has enabled me to work out my false alerts using google maps and even usually can spot the google markers on servo doors or a antenna! or in the incident of leo You see it in a car lane ! Yeah that rocks!
I suggest been alert to your surroundings and get to know your system ,
When driving threw lockouts I tend to drive cautiously to avoid getting owned and not being aware due to Lockout Its like the leo's know where the false alerts are they tend to hang near them often! lol

[shanetrainST]

In Victoria
I often see these and actually had some notes on this!:rolf:
ka band 34.7Gh ( Stalker)
Ka band 34.900 (kustom eagle Ka model)
K band 23.950, 24.166 (some fixed red light speed cameras,)
( A fixed camera may appear with 24.166 & 24.125 watch as car passes you get hit each time )
K 24.125 ( Possible multi radar cd )
k 24. 150 ( Kustom eagle k Band model Usually in paddy wagon or older patrol car)

I recommend these settings for Victoria k 1 on k2 on , Ka band 5 & 6 on, X off, SWS off, RDR off,Pop off, laser off ( If u have separate jamming system)

And I often see radars drifting and often turn off GPS to learn interferences as my suburb is full of interference!
Using my police verification data this has enabled me to work out my false alerts using google maps and even usually can spot the google markers on servo doors or a antenna! or in the incident of leo You see it in a car lane ! Yeah that rocks!
I suggest been alert to your surroundings and get to know your system ,
When driving threw lockouts I tend to drive cautiously to avoid getting owned and not being aware due to Lockout Its like the leo's know where the false alerts are they tend to hang near them often! lol

Cheers melbvt, is there anything I have missed in the lidars guns for Victoria, if you have been hit it will be in your ALP history

[dragons]

I have BA's redline at the moment, I seg'd it, since I have done it I am getting more KA alerts than before, it seems the local boys are using I/O quite a bit, I have had a number of 35.1 and 34.7 alerts.

Kudos to Shane and BA for contributing so much great information, I am sure it will be of help to a lot of us.

[dragons]

Well Queensland is nearly done, thanks to BA :applause:

Might need some input from MelbVt on Victoria

Do we have anyone here who can help with darwin?

How about Tassie, would be great to have some info in case any of us visit down there.

[Vortex]

Quick question.. Do the Bee III's in North Australia run something other than 33.8 like they do here in the States?

[shanetrainST]

Quick question.. Do the Bee III's in North Australia run something other than 33.8 like they do here in the States?

Very limited info on NT, till we get a member from that way it will remain unknown

[melbVt]

Cheers melbvt, is there anything I have missed in the lidars guns for Victoria, if you have been hit it will be in your ALP history

LoL I did 4get to mention! Yes ShaneTrain Laser guns are the most common used in Victoria!

Will look at the types used I believe they use a few atm and are testing too!

[Bundy64]

Multaradar CD is in perth also.I have had a few hits...Using the BelSTIR Plus (M edition).It has the ability to detect MRCD properly

Cheers

[winterbrew]

Multaradar CD is in perth also.I have had a few hits...Using the BelSTIR Plus (M edition).It has the ability to detect MRCD properly

Cheers

Thanks Bundy - I'm assuming it's still on trial, as the Govt Gazette hasn't been amended yet to include it ?

If you have the STi-R+ M edition antenna, the ALP CPU has an MRCD detection option and a distinct alert tone if your using the standard control set.

[dinkydi]

what makes the m edition, more sensitive than the NA antenna,

[winterbrew]

From the marketing blurb ;


It features both firmware and hardware improvements over previous models. Warning range of the difficult to detect MultaRadar CD and Redflex (ADG) K-band speed cameras is enhanced.

[Bundy64]

As far as I know they do not run MRCD in the states.. only here and Europe..The Antenna and interface both have software and hardware changes ..and no they cannot be had via an update..

Cheers

[winterbrew]

When WAPOL have invested in nearly 30 No. mobile VPS units in recent years, I find it hard to believe that they will suddenly switch or supplement them with MRCD's any time soon, and go back to a radar based cam solution again.

[shanetrainST]

When WAPOL have invested in nearly 30 No. mobile VPS units in recent years, I find it hard to believe that they will suddenly switch or supplement them with MRCD's any time soon, and go back to a radar based cam solution again.

How many Multanova's did they decommission changing over to VPS? They might approve a few and run a couple to beat the people running LJ's.

[winterbrew]

Yeah, I did think of that. At least the 6-F's were unjammable and very hard to detect (would be easier now with a segged V1C or Redline BS/RDR vertically mounted).

From Delonix's website ;


The Multanova 6F speed camera was the main type of speed camera used in Western Australia up until the end of 2009. Now 30 Vitronics (Poliscan) laser based speed cameras (see below) are replacing the 27 Multanova speed cameras throughout WA.

[beingaware]

Im thinking N1 might be false city.
N2 though, that is where the Bee lays, even though it might not be in use in QLD, would be interesting to swap N1 for N2.

[beingaware]

Queensland - UPDATED

Illegal To Use Radar Detectors / LIDAR Jammers
Spectra Mark 4 Elites are in use

Radar Frequency Range
K-Band 24.125MHz centred.
Ka-Band 33.4~ 34.7, 34.9, 35.1, 35.5.

Frequency's Reported
K-band 24.125 -/+ 25MHz (Gatso) (Confirmed from .113 up to .146)
Ka-band 33.4GHz~ (might be leaky RD)
34.7, 34.9, 35.1, 35.5.

Redline Band Segmentation
K-band - Nill Possible
Ka-band N1, N5, N6, N8

AntiLaser Priority STIR Segmentation
K-band K4 (add K5 if you don't trust the Gatso drift but you will get about 75% more falses) Also note, if you often go over the boarder into NSW, open up K1, K2, K3 and K5 (but only when going over otherwise you are in for false city in QLD) as well to allow for their K band radar.
Ka-band N1, N5, N6, N8

Radar
Decatur Genesis
Gatso Radar

Lidar-Laser
LTI Truspeed
LTI TruCam
LTI Ultralyte LBR
LTI TruSpeed
UPDATE: ProLaser 4
PL4 is being brought in to supplement the replacement of the older Ultralyte units.

Mobile Laser-Lidar Used
Vitronic Poliscan ( Reported )

Fixed Speed Cameras
Gatso 24
Poliscan( Confirmed on the entry points of the Clem7 )
Redflex with Point to Point timing

Redlight Cameras
Older unknown wet film system, many are not active
Redflex RLC with Speed Enforcement

Automatic Number Plate Reading systems are in use on some of the current "Fatal 4/5" highway patrol cars. (Sigtec ANPR)
Also SafeT Cameras are in use to monitor trunk moments as well as ANPR to track street racing/unregistered cars/criminal moments.

Foot notes:
Gatso24 detection best with your STI-R+/9500CI/Redline head mounted vertically to allow for the polarised radar beam).
Having the head vertical will improve detection and reduce falses considerably.

Vehicles currently in use with the Queensland Police Service:

Ford Falcon (sedan, station wagon and ute XR6 Turbo variant used by Highway patrol)
Ford Territory
Ford Mondeo (unmarked)
FPV F6 sedan
Holden Captiva (unmarked)
Holden Commodore (sedan, current station wagon and ute, also unmarked post-2006 model wagons)
Holden Commodore SS (Highway Patrol)
Holden Crewman (with prisoner compartment)
Holden Rodeo (discontinued) with prisoner compartment
HSV R8 SVR (Highway Patrol, fatal 4 markings) [33]
Honda Accord Euro (unmarked)
Honda ST1300
Hyundai i20 (unmarked)
Hyundai i30 (unmarked)
Hyundai i40
Hyundai iLoad
Hyundai ix35
Hyundai Santa Fe
Isuzu D-Max (also used by Forensic officers)
Iveco Daily (dual cab, unmarked, mounted division)
Mazda 6 (unmarked)
Mercedes-Benz Sprinter
Mercedes-Benz Vito
Mitsubishi Lancer (unmarked)
Mitsubishi Pajero
Mitsubishi Triton (with prisoner compartment)
Nissan Patrol
Nissan X-Trail
Subaru Liberty (unmarked)
Toyota Aurion
Toyota Camry Hybrid
Toyota Hilux (with prisoner compartment, also unmarked)
Toyota Kluger
Toyota Land Cruiser 200 series
Toyota Land Cruiser Prado
Toyota RAV4
Volkswagen Golf (unmarked)
Volkswagen Jetta (unmarked)
Yamaha FJR1300 motorcycle

2 Helicopters are now in use around SEQLD.
A number of Unmanned Aerial Vehicles are also in use for monitoring.
2 x Lenco BearCats in use assigned to SERT.

Updated other types of enforcement systems in use.

[dinkydi]

k1 on k redflex 23,950 has been sighted in qld a while bak in the rdf days, but never been reported in the wild as far as i know, k band is a pain

[beingaware]

k1 on k redflex 23,950 has been sighted in qld a while bak in the rdf days, but never been reported in the wild as far as i know, k band is a pain

It may have been apart of the evaluation period.
I believe QPS is looking to re-contract its hardware to save money.
This has caused the PL4 to be added to the list of guns as Kuston signals outbid LTI for the remaining replacements.

Currently the tender is still open for Mobile PhotoRadar enforcement.
Current winner is Vitronic but we could see Redflex counting along with Gatso...

The toll points along the Airport Link and Clem7 Tunnels are Poliscan based for speed enforcement with Gatso24s within the tunnels.
We have had a few sightings in the wild BUT no confirmed mobile fines.

[dragons]

I can confirm the PL4 I've been hit with it twice now.

[GHZ1]

What happens if you get a fly in your soup in Australia?

[dinkydi]

speeding is an offense as well :D

[dinkydi]

What happens if you get a fly in your soup in Australia?

depends which state ur dining in :thumb:

[beingaware]

depends which state ur dining in :thumb:
And what kind of fly/ speed of said fly...

[shanetrainST]

What happens if you get a fly in your soup in Australia?

What happens when you get a sheep in your bed in Newzeland.

:-) I joke lol.

[dinkydi]

keep ya warm in winter :)

[GHZ1]

What happens when you get a sheep in your bed in Newzeland.

:-) I joke lol.
You don't tell the wife. :bump:

[melbVt]

Hey guys found few new fixed camera's ,

ROBOT TRAFFIPAX Traffistar SR520:
This type of road safety camera uses a set of two
inductive loops to detect vehicle presence and calculate speed.
The secondary verification device is a type of radar that can track vehicles in all
lanes over a short distance, and calculates their speed based on hundreds of measurements per second.

Gatsometer GTC-GS11:
This type of road safety camera uses a set of two inductive loops, set a short distance apart in
each lane, to detect a vehicle’s presence and calculate speed. When the ferrous content in a
vehicle passes over the sensors, the change in the sensors’ inductance is measured by the road
safety camera system, and used in calculations. The secondary verification system
projects two infrared beams across the road, which are used to detect vehicle presence and
calculate speed.The road safety camera monitors speed limit and traffic signal compliance

REDFLEXred-speed HDX system:
This type of road safety camera uses a combination of two in-road
piezoelectric sensors straddling one inductive loop sensor to calculate speed and detect a vehicle’s
presence, respectively. Piezoelectric sensors respond to being squeezed by creating a voltage, which is measureable.
These sensors rely on direct contact with a vehicle’s wheels, which changes the sensors’ shape
and creates a short spike of voltage. With two piezoelectric sensors installed in close proximity, a
very accurate calculation of a vehicle’s speed can be effected.
The secondary device installed at this intersection is a set of two inductive loops which can
calculate speed and detect a vehicle’s presence

More to come as I find the information, ( The radar is only activated by the piezo strip once speeding car has crossed strip then the radar is switch off again, I guess it's like I/O ( Instant on )
Thoughts ?

[dinkydi]

send it to Paul with the locations, for up dating to Stinger

[melbVt]

send it to Paul with the locations, for up dating to Stinger

No need already in the database, More enjoying knowing they cant get the 2nd verification on few thanks to trusty ALP LoL,
Still wont test it against the fixed camera to see if it flashes me when JTG, JTG not smart !

[dinkydi]

cheers

[melbVt]

Who knows what the leo is using in this picture bridge located somewhere in Victoria Australia? ( Looks like Dragon eye as it doesn't resemble Prolaser 4)
Testing my ALP with the LZ1 tomorrow shooting in same way off bridge,
Once I seen leo shooting off a bridge and no alert from ALP, ( I bet he was setting up)
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[busta]

Who knows what the leo is using in this picture bridge located somewhere in Victoria Australia? ( Looks like Dragon eye as it doesn't resemble Prolaser 4)
Testing my ALP with the LZ1 tomorrow shooting in same way off bridge,
Once I seen leo shooting off a bridge and no alert from ALP, ( I bet he was setting up)
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Looks like trucam to me

[RedRocket]

Looks like trucam to meYes, busta wins the prize...it's a TruCam.
(you can tell b/c of the wider black rubber rear bumper, regular TS is ~half that width on the rear side of the gun body)

[shanetrainST]

Trucam is not on the approved list of guns for VIC??? Interesting.
Good chance to they are rear shooting

I would say QLD, they love doing this kinda thing with the Trucam


http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/vic/num_reg/rsar2013n118o2013450/s4.html

[dinkydi]

his blue colors look like QLD leo
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=qld+police+uniform+caps&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjA6tnEsbHJAhWMj5QKHZovDNoQsAQIIw&biw=1280&bih=580

[melbVt]

his blue colors look like QLD leo
https://www.google.com.au/search?q=qld+police+uniform+caps&tbm=isch&tbo=u&source=univ&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjA6tnEsbHJAhWMj5QKHZovDNoQsAQIIw&biw=1280&bih=580

Had friend send it in was guessing it was Victoria considering we are from Melb,
I have seen the Trucam in use here the binoculars ( Truspeed Sx) being used in Victoria !
The KR SP10 approved still that's a antique these days,:highly_amused:
I'm thinking that link:help: http://http://www.austlii.edu.au/au/legis/vic/num_reg/rsar2013n118o2013450/s4.html maybe old,
Not many people from forum are actually here in Victoria and shame as we have some of the latest speed camera tech in Australia, :eagerness:
Not sure I often wander what state is speed camera capital.

[shanetrainST]

Along time ago, a guy from SA got hit with a Truspeed and it was not approved for SA at that time
He went to court and won :) so if they are using it, it could be a way out if its not approved

Just be on the look out for it or hunt it down and see what it is :) Facebook groups are handy for that.

[busta]

Thought I had seen the pic before somewhere and it was in QLD on an overpass at slacks creek / logan

[dinkydi]

Along time ago, a guy from SA got hit with a Truspeed and it was not approved for SA at that time
He went to court and won :) so if they are using it, it could be a way out if its not approved

Just be on the look out for it or hunt it down and see what it is :) Facebook groups are handy for that.
that just makes u think what else do leo get up to in all the states using non- approved gear

[beingaware]

Who knows what the leo is using in this picture bridge located somewhere in Victoria Australia? ( Looks like Dragon eye as it doesn't resemble Prolaser 4)
Testing my ALP with the LZ1 tomorrow shooting in same way off bridge,
Once I seen leo shooting off a bridge and no alert from ALP, ( I bet he was setting up)
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Deagon deviation.
Officer often sits up there with a TruCam nailing people on the rear.

Old photo is old but looks like it's doing the rounds again.

Sent from my GT-I9505 using Tapatalk

[melbVt]

Latest Stalker DSR/ Dual
From the Australian supplier!
So make sure you turn KASW on if you can that is.
5495
5496

[curmudgeon]

fwiw, the actual frequencies are determined by the antennas........................no unit will run the entire range of 33.4 - 36.0.

[melbVt]

fwiw, the actual frequencies are determined by the antennas........................no unit will run the entire range of 33.4 - 36.0.

Well were kind of covered after reading ACMA guidelines. ±100 MHz (Ka-Band)? ( Is that minus or + 100MHZ on Ka 34.2? then we have 33.4 )
I can't help to think there must be something out there despite this from ACma.
I've seen Stalker Antenna's plenty times the black ones.

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[melbVt]

Gatso operating in Melbourne. We have those pesky Gatso's here and Poliscan in some areas.
Some the info in gazett even states the KR-SP 10 is still approved for use and its considered vintage.
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[winterbrew]

A few more today from a trip to SW Western Australia (heading out of Bunbury) using V1C;

Kustom Signals gear - 24.129 & 24.133 GHz (dash mount, probably Falcon HR), not RP-1, regional patrol cars (one at RBT, sitting with radar switched on)

More strangely, latest/last model Ford Falcon - 24.104 Ghz (couldn't see the unit to ID) - very low for Kustom Signals unit in such a new vehicle.

All c/o from what I could see

The P2P (point-to point) trial Jenoptik ave speed ALPR cams on Forrest Highway seem to emit k band at 24.134 GHz (400-500m range) , and 24.084 Ghz at very short range (2 bogies logged). Strange, as I thought they were all licence plate regonition ?

Only one poliscan (apart from known fixed cam locations) in a 700km round trip - surprised, but V1 picked up the front facer with usual expected range, so plenty of warning :)

[dinkydi]

A few more today from a trip to SW Western Australia (heading out of Bunbury) using V1C;

Kustom Signals gear - 24.129 & 24.133 GHz (dash mount, probably Falcon HR), not RP-1, regional patrol cars (one at RBT, sitting with radar switched on)

More strangely, latest/last model Ford Falcon - 24.104 Ghz (couldn't see the unit to ID) - very low for Kustom Signals unit in such a new vehicle.

All c/o from what I could see

The P2P (point-to point) trial Jenoptik ave speed ALPR cams on Forrest Highway seem to emit k band at 24.134 GHz (400-500m range) , and 24.084 Ghz at very short range (2 bogies logged). Strange, as I thought they were all licence plate regonition ?

Only one poliscan (apart from known fixed cam locations) in a 700km round trip - surprised, but V1 picked up the front facer with usual expected range, so plenty of warning :)

they get up to all sorts of sneaky tatics on p2p

[R6n350GT]

is there a compiled list of these frequencies so we can better band segment ? i really wish the Redline Pro A had a GPS database of false alerts..

[dragons]

is there a compiled list of these frequencies so we can better band segment ? i really wish the Redline Pro A had a GPS database of false alerts..
Queensland by memory uses KA 34.9 (bikes) and 35.1 (cars) though some time ago a couple found 34.7 as well.

[busta]

https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/20228728_1223823737764153_6683810623725701283_n.jp g?oh=954c91218c28a1df4dc506f1e7b305a1&oe=59F08A82

New info

[dinkydi]

https://scontent-syd2-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t1.0-9/20228728_1223823737764153_6683810623725701283_n.jp g?oh=954c91218c28a1df4dc506f1e7b305a1&oe=59F08A82

New info

was sus on the North bound ones Glasshouse to the Caloundera ones in both for a while as well kept getting the Redfex freq, very good distance with the stinger using .52

[winterbrew]

The P2P (point-to point) trial Jenoptik ave speed ALPR cams on Forrest Highway seem to emit k band at 24.134 GHz (400-500m range) , and 24.084 Ghz at very short range (2 bogies logged). Strange, as I thought they were all licence plate regonition ?

This explains the source of the K band now ;


The cameras can detect if a car is speeding when it enters or leaves the zone and infringements can be issued regardless of the average speed.

https://thewest.com.au/news/wa/point-to-point-speed-cameras-to-reap-millions-ng-b88570219z

Cameras are live (now issuing infringements) from 6 September 2017

[winterbrew]

LIDAR jammers now to be prohibited in WA from 12/12/2017 ;




TN301

ROAD TRAFFIC ACT 1974

Road Traffic Code Amendment Regulations (No. 3) 2017

9. Regulation 18A inserted

At the end of Part 3 insert:

18A. Evasive action in relation to speed camera

(1) In this regulation --

average speed detection system has the meaning given in the Road Traffic (Administration) Act 2008 section 117B(1);

speed measuring and recording equipment has the meaning given in the Road Traffic (Administration) Act 2008 section 117(1).

(2) A person must not drive a motor vehicle on a road if the vehicle is fitted with any device or other equipment that would prevent or adversely affect the operation of speed measuring and recording equipment or an average speed detection system.

Points:

(a) during a holiday period: 14

(b) other than during a holiday period: 7

Modified penalty:

(a) when driving a heavy vehicle: 30 PU

(b) when driving a motor vehicle other than a heavy vehicle: 24 PU


Basically $1200 fine and 7 demerits

[kjoy064]

Hey winter, where did you find that? Have you a link

[winterbrew]

Hey winter, where did you find that? Have you a link

Searched the Govt Gazette ;
https://www.slp.wa.gov.au/gazette/gg.nsf/SearchAll/B8F4F2D1BE3330BB482581BB0004172B?openDocument

[melbVt]

news link

http://www.perthnow.com.au/news/western-australia/speed-camera-jammers-face-tough-new-penalties/news-story/0626c8fa83e1d7e86682cfa8a660a3d2

[kjoy064]

guys, just wondering if you JTG a poliscan does it read it as a error and still takes a photo of the vehicle or tag the vehicle as such? cheers

[winterbrew]

guys, just wondering if you JTG a poliscan does it read it as a error and still takes a photo of the vehicle or tag the vehicle as such? cheers

From what I understand, it just shows 'XXX' for speed in the Lane number (L1 etc), just like if it receives insufficient data due to a poor return etc, and no flash.

I think some operators are more savvy, and can flash you manually if they are awake !

I got flashed in an 80 zone once, already doing under PSL with a 4 sec auto-JTK, and still got flashed, so he could have been sus, and triggered manually. There is an option to 'photograph next car' for testing setup etc.

[kjoy064]

From what I understand, it just shows 'XXX' for speed in the Lane number (L1 etc), just like if it receives insufficient data due to a poor return etc, and no flash.

I think some operators are more savvy, and can flash you manually if they are awake !

I got flashed in an 80 zone once, already doing under PSL with a 4 sec auto-JTK, and still got flashed, so he could have been sus, and triggered manually. There is an option to 'photograph next car' for testing setup etc.

Cheers mate, I was just curios with this new law coming into place

[beingaware]

From what I understand, it just shows 'XXX' for speed in the Lane number (L1 etc), just like if it receives insufficient data due to a poor return etc, and no flash.

I think some operators are more savvy, and can flash you manually if they are awake !

I got flashed in an 80 zone once, already doing under PSL with a 4 sec auto-JTK, and still got flashed, so he could have been sus, and triggered manually. There is an option to 'photograph next car' for testing setup etc.

Hah that's explains why QPS turns on the internal van lights on and/or check the camera.


I've seen the odd flash too...

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