Outside of Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington State sits a little town called Roy. Roy has a population of 900 and an embarrassment of law-enforcement riches. The State Patrol uses KA band but the Pierce County sheriffs Roy’s local enforcers use the old K band.
What makes Roy difficult is the use of flashing K-band radar signs that show your speed and tell you to slow down. These signs face both directions out of Roy and throw two signals that my Valentine One® picks up. Well, the other day it was showing a three count where it normally has two, and sure enough, the wily deputy was sitting in the shadow of the speed limit sign waiting for a sucker to pounce on.
V1’s Bogey Counter gave him away in plenty of time. Thanks Mike!
Timothy Adams
Yelm, WA
