Beltronics Vector 975R-Built-in radar and laser detector-Best price on the market in the Czech Republic!!!

Description Beltronics Vector 975R fixed anti-radar Beltronic Vector 975 R offers you a lightning fast microprocessor that can capture and process radar signals in less than one second! This "capture time" is critical for laser and conventional radar detection. Beltronics has a patented AutoScanT system that can continuously analyze and evaluate incoming signals and automatically discard unwanted false alerts. This system offers the driver the perfect balance between sensitivity and selection capability. The Beltronics Vector 975R anti-radar is easy to set up and operate. The Vector 975R preset is optimised for use in the EU. However, you can adjust the Vector 975 to suit your own needs and driving style. The easily selectable setup menu is simple to change. Operating bands * X-band 10.525 GHz ± 25 MHz * K-band 24.150 GHz ± 100 MHz * Ka-band 34.700 GHz ± 1300 MHz * Laser 904nm, 33 MHz bandwidth Digital voice alert * Extremely audible and clear tones ensure that the detector's alert will not be drowned out by ambient noise and will inform you without distracting you from driving. Brightness adjustment in dimming mode - Full Dark * The Vector 975R anti-radar has a choice of three brightness adjustment levels, including a discrete Full Dark mode for nighttime operation. Programmable features and settings * Band settings for urban operation * Volume settings * Signal strength measurement * Automatic sound alert muting - AutoMute * Display brightness level * Radar bands Dimensions and weight - Beltronics Vector 975R anti-radar * (height x width x depth) - Antenna: 98 x 80 x 93 mm * (height x width x depth) - Information display: 17 x 51 x 57 mm * (height x width x depth) - Audio module: 31 x 66 x 66 mm Manual: http://www.antiradary24.cz/dokumenty/975R-CZ-manual.pdf Fixed passive radar detectors (antiradars) There is no legal standard that prohibits their use. However, the detectors do not have the approval of the Ministry of National Defence. If detected by the Czech Police, there is a theoretical risk of a fine. 2) If the officer asks you what the device is or tells you outright that you have a disabled "anti-radar" device in your vehicle, respond as follows: The device in question in the vehicle is a passive radar detector. The passive radar detector does not interfere with or restrict the radar, it only detects its presence. There is no law regulating or prohibiting the use of such devices in the country. 3) Sometimes it happens that the police officer argues that the detector must not be on the windshield. This is deeply mistaken: in 1997, the State Board of Examiners approved the methods of placing detectors in the vehicle, and the suction cup mount is one of the possible permitted methods. 4) It may also happen that the police officer tells the driver that the rules have changed since 16.8.2006. 5) The police officer then tends to threaten ( this happens very often) you, for example, by saying that you are not legally binding: * give you a fine on the spot * take away your driving licence * lose you points in the system There is a very simple answer to this: tell the policeman that you will not deal with your alleged offence on the spot (it is not even legally possible). Simply refuse to discuss other things with him. Tell him calmly that the next statement he can say as a witness in the administrative proceedings to which he will be summoned, and that you are not interested in his further speeches and that he is wasting your and his precious time: Notice of Offence, to which you will add the following at the bottom: A BELTRONICS type BEL VECTOR 975R portable radar detector has been installed in the vehicle. The device is a passive receiver that does not interfere with or restrict radar activity in any way. §Section 3(4) of the Road Traffic Act therefore does not apply. The detector was installed in accordance with the instructions in the manual so that it did not obstruct the driver's view. These facts will be substantiated by a forensic expert report and a statement from the importer and a report from the state testing laboratory. I further state that the police officer number _______________ is not legally authorized or empowered to detect the presence of radar detectors in a vehicle and the evidence so obtained is illegal. 7) Sign the report as standard. Finally, a few notes: a) Take down the officers' service numbers for the purposes of later administrative proceedings. b) It is very useful to record the course of the police check on a dictaphone or mobile phone. It is also a good idea to photograph the situation. Whatever you manage to document may come in handy later. c) The police have no authority ( except in serious cases of reasonable suspicion that are mandated by law - drug detection, weapons, wanted persons,) to search anything in the cab of a vehicle. Nor does a police officer have any authority to enter the cab of a vehicle or remove anything from the cab of a vehicle. ( He could only do this if ordered to do so by a prosecutor or court ). If he does so it can be classed as obtaining evidence in an illegal manner. d) If the police officer continues to be intrusive or tends to "harass" you, the best course of action is to call the Home Office Inspectorate. As a rule, any ordinary policeman will cool down very quickly after this step. In conclusion, I repeat again: the policeman has no right to do anything on the spot, he can only make an official record with you - a report. In the report he will state that you have an anti-radar in your car. There's nothing else he can do. He is not entitled to revoke your driving licence on the spot or to fine you.