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Oh yeah. Robert Wichert PEng LEED AP HERS I/II 2016/2019 #CC2006186 Office: +1 916 966 9060 Mobile: +1 916 712 4481

This Is something I have told people for DECADES about the legality of a mobile scanner: Rule 1: Do not make it obvious you have a scanner in your vehicle Rule 2: Do not look like a porcupine on

Back in the 60’s I ran 150 watts mobile on 2 meters in to a Collinear antenna on the roof of my truck. Going to work I always caught up to a guy that was using a cruse control while on the highway.

Both radar detectors and scanners are Legal in Michigan Phil

Florida might become a retirement place for me…. Well maybe…. I have loads of other hobbys. Cheers

Not illegal in CT

A friend of mine years ago had a 10GHz Gunnplexor on his rear deck pointed backwards.  When a big rig truck would follow just a few feet back (as they so often do), he would flip on the Gunnplexor

...and not be convicted of a felony in the last 5 years. Thanks, Paul KC8YQQ

A ham I knew would use a well available ramsey kit to "practice" cw when in the road. He said he could tell who had radar detectors by the brake lights ahead of him..lol 73 Lloyd KO4L

Has anyone actually been cited for or know anyone who has actually been cited for using a mobile scanner in a motor vehicle? What were the circumstances? This would seem to to be a secondary or

Florida law enforcement is 99% encrypted – ☹ From: <main@Uniden.groups.io> on behalf of "nomadvrod via groups.io" <nomadvrod@...> Reply-To: <main@Uniden.groups.io> Date: Wednesday, June 10,

Michigan use to be a "by permit" state where anyone other than a LEO needed a permit to have a mobile scanner in a vehicle with an amateur radio exception since our 2 meter xcvr's also received some

Florida law is unusually harsh. I checked because I bring a scanner from NYS to Naples on vacation. You can get a ticket for having a brand new unit, in a box, IN YOUR TRUNK! Can't monitor Collier

Did you know that if you use a scanner app on your cell phone to listen to scanner feeds your cell phone is considered a scanner under the law. Sent via the Samsung Galaxy S7 edge, an AT&T 4G LTE

Legal in NYS for passenger vehicles and some trucks. Over 10,000lb gross weight, illegal. Craig Watervliet NY

OK, I can't hold back anymore. Radar Detectors are legal in all states for passenger cars with the exception of Virginia and D.C. 10.5 G is actually the "X" band (shared with amateur radio). 24 G

That is absolutely not true: https://drivinglaws.aaa.com/tag/radar-detectors/

Yes that would work great being able to control you own Scanner .. A lot of non-scanner listeners who actually do not own one do not understand how it works they just listen to an app and

Your last part depends on how the stream is set up. Now let's really blur the lines. Let's say I use a VNC program on my cellphone to stream and control my scanner that is at home. Legally, that is