“Can police detect this device?”

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• Yes, police can detect radar detectors in a car using a device called a radar detector detector (RDD). One of the most common RDDs is the Spectre series, which is used to pick up the small amounts of radio emissions that some radar detectors give off. However, many high-end radar detectors, like the Uniden R8, are designed to be stealthy and undetectable by most RDDs, especially the Spectre. This can make it harder for police to detect them, though no radar detector can be guaranteed to be 100% invisible.

  Answered by ZahidM 1 year ago

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• The only way police can detect this device is if they see it. It is legal in all 50 states.

  Answered by CM01 1 month ago

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• No. The R8 is invisible to Specter technology

  Answered by Kasper 11 months ago

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• These are usually more stealthy, but if you’re in 48 of the 50 states, not Virginia or Washington D.C, you’ll be fine.

  Answered by JacksonC 11 months ago

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