Rocky Mountain Radar Phazer-III User Manual

Does it really work, How does it work, How is this legal

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The PHAZER 3 laser-radar scrambler

is the latest in scrambling technology

FCC legal

(not legal in UT, CA, MN, OK, NE, CO, IL, TN,

VA, SC and Washington DC.)

Disables X, K, and Ka bands

Disables all LASER units

One-year ticket rebate program*

On/Off Switch

Built-in dual diagnostics

Test circuit with speaker

+12 volt accessory jack

Compact size 1.4 x 2.5 x 3.3

3-year warranty

* Registration Required, US only




DOES IT REALLY WORK?

HERE’S WHAT THE EXPERTS SAY

“From the body of test data taken during the road tests it is clear that
use of these passive scramblers does reduce the range at which
police radar units can acquire and/or maintain lock (give consistent
and accurate speed reading) and that this effectiveness can be
measured.” - R. Delyser, PhD, U. of Denver

“Preliminary conclusion of laboratory tests is the scrambler will
indeed scramble police radar at long range, allowing speeding
drivers with radar detectors time to slow down before their speed can
be detected”- J.S.H. PhD, University Professor

“This renders the radar unable to display a speed reading. The radar
is effectively disabled.”- M. Jeffries, Sr. Electronic Tech. Nebraska
Highway State Patrol


“below are documented tests… at a distance the scramblers will have
an effect on radar verification of speed, however, within 100 feet
(punch-through) lock on was successful.”- State of Tennessee,
Dept. of Environment and Conservation.


Use of a Radar Detector is recommended to alert you
to the presence of radar.

HOW DOES IT WORK?

The PHAZER 3 is a passive radar scrambler. It has an FM chirp, a
mixer, and antenna for all three radar bands – X, K, Ka.

Radar: When the PHAZER 3 receives the radar signal, it mixes the
signal with an FM chirp then reflects it back to the radar where the
added chirp confuses the computer inside the radar gun causing the
screen to remain blank. The PHAZER 3 will not scramble the
roadside trailer signs because they do not have a sampling
computer.

The PHAZER 3 has a 2-to-3 mile range. Once a vehicle is within
150 feet of the police radar, the radar has a chance of reading it’s
speed. This is known as “punch-through”. Drivers should adjust their
speed accordingly.

Laser: The PHAZER 3 transmits a specially modulated laser beam
that confuses the computer in the Lidar units up to the maximum
range of the gun making your vehicle electronically invisible. There
is no laser punch-through.

THE PHAZER 3 PROTECTS FROM THE FRONT ONLY

THE PHAZER 3 DOES NOT ALERT YOU TO THE
PRESENCE OF POLICE RADAR OR LASER.



HOW IS THIS LEGAL?


The PHAZER 3 conforms to all federal regulations. Part
15 of the FCC code regulates consumer products which
may transmit or leak radio frequency energy into the
atmosphere. Since the PHAZER 3 is not a transmitter, we
can disregard the sections on transmitters.

The PHAZER 3 is a reflective receiver. It receives the
police signal and reflects it back to the radar gun. Part 15
also controls the levels of radio frequency leakage from
products designed to comply with this statute.

The PHAZER 3 has no radio frequency emissions.

The PHAZER 3 is banned in UT, CA, MN, OK, NE, CO,
IL, TN, VA, SC and Washington DC.

THERE ARE NO LAWS LIMITING THE
TRANSMISSION OF LIGHT!




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