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    You beat me to it. I came back here to say the same thing.

    I did some head scratching and watched some videos. Yes: Premise flawed. Stationary isn't how this will be used.

    On a whim, I WALKED towards my car while trying to get a speed reading. Without ALP turned on, I could "clock" myself walking towards my car at 2-3 mph.

    Pointed at a wall and walked: 2-3 mph.

    ALP on and walked? Much harder. The Stalker struggled. ("E04 No wait... uh... E04? Hang on I got it... uhh...")

    One of these days I'll find a cooperative pal and test this real-world. Thanks SLO.
    2013 Subaru WRX STI hatchback/ Valentine One / AL Priority QUINT

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    Yes.. It's easy to get a distance because you only need 1 return pulse. To get a speed you need concecutive pulses and they need to be in order. It's a night and day difference.
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    Very good explanation! Great.
    2013 Subaru WRX STI hatchback/ Valentine One / AL Priority QUINT

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