MULTI-DIRECTION SENSING RADAR

"Faster" Target Locking Is Another STALKER First
Now, an operator has a choice of locking the faster target or stronger target in any Target Zone. in fact, same-lane faster target display and locking is a Stalker exclusive.

Dramatically Simplifies Moving "Same-Lane" Operation While Automatically Ensuring Accuracy
With direction sensing capabilities, the DSR 2X is able to automatically determine if vehicles in the same lane are closing or going away from the radar. This allows the DSR 2X to automatically measure same lane traffic speeds as simply and accurately as it does for oncoming traffic. No longer does the operator need to tell the radar if same lane traffic is closing or going away from the patrol vehicle. The Stalker DSR 2X makes same lane-operation simple, accurate and automatic.

A Giant Leap in the Effectiveness of Stationary Operation
The Direction Sensing ability of the Stalker DSR 2X allows the operator to select a specific direction of traffic to monitor. The DSR 2X can measure closing targets while automatically ignoring vehicles that are going away - even if the target moving away is closer than a distant closing target. Imagine the typical situation where you wish to measure closing vehicles at a lengthy distance on a two lane road. Just when a distant car enter the picture, a truck passes by your location heading away from you (and toward the approaching car). Every other radar on the market would be forced to display the truck’s speed until it’s out of the area - and you could not measure the closing car’s speed. The DSR 2X is able to completely ignore the truck because it’s traveling away from the radar, thereby being able to clock the closing vehicle - even though it is still distant. The Stalker DSR 2X makes stationary operation very useful and highly effective in all locations.

Provides Voice Verification of the Location, Radar Mode, and Direction
Whenever a target is locked, the Stalker DSR 2X audibly tells the operator WHICH antenna was used (front or rear), what MODE the radar is operating in (moving or stationary), and the DIRECTION (opposite or same direction) the vehicle was traveling. The added step assists the operator in ensuring accuracy every time.