Stalker DUAL SL Law Enforcement Radar, includes same direction operation

The longest range in moving police radar now includes automatic same direction operation.
The Stalker DUAL SL sets the standard in the industry for range and performance. The best performance means accurate monitoring at greater distances, which results in superior tracking history and better target identification. 

3 Window Fastest Speed Tracking
Stalker’s patented Faster Speed Tracking assists the operator in making proper target identification by displaying both the Strongest and highest speed targets simultaneously on separate, multi-color display windows.

Automatic Same direction Operation
With direction sensing capabilities, the Dual SL is able to automatically determine if vehicles in the same direction are closing or going away from the radar. This allows the Dual SL to automatically measure same-direction traffic speeds as simply and accurately as it does opposite-direction traffic.

True Doppler Audio
The Stalker DUAL SL compensates for patrol speed variations when generating the Doppler audio. Since the audio tones do not vary with patrol speed, the operator learns to correlate this true Doppler audio with target speed, which eliminates the need to constantly watch the display to determine target speed.

Cordless Ergonomic Remote
The Infrared cordless remote moves all controls into the palm of the operator’s hand. After experiencing the convenience and ergonomic sensibility of the Stalker Omnidirectional and backlit cordless remote, no operator will ever want to return to corded or faceplate controls.

Detachable Display Unit
The tiny display module can be easily separated from the counting unit using an optional cable. This allows for nearly limitless installation options.

Serial Port
The serial RS-232 port can interface with most video cameras, computers, remote readouts, printers, etc. The port interface eliminates the need to route additional cables to the display/counting unit.

Optional Waterproof Components

Twin Balanced Mixers
The extremely sophisticated Ka band antennas use two mixer diodes (every other radar available uses just one diode). By averaging the Doppler signal from two diodes, the ending signal is much cleaner (less static or noise). The reduced signal noise increases sensitivity and allows the radar to achieve much longer range.