X K Ka Superwide Radar/Laser Detector
(220-1656)                 Features                   Faxback Doc. # 18227

Your Radio Shack X K Ka Superwide Radar/Laser Detector can alert you to all
known police traffic radar and laser systems.  It receives all X-, K-, and
Ka-band traffic radar signals and also detects both the instant-on and
laser systems many police departments now use to measure vehicle speed.

Your detector has FAST (False Alert Suppression Technology) circuitry that
helps prevent false alarms caused by signals from other radar detectors,
without reducing your detector's sensitivity to traffic radar signals.

NOTE:  Some areas have laws regulating the use of radar detectors.  Check
       with your local law enforcement agency about the laws in your area.

Your detector has many useful features, including:

X,-K-, Ka-Band, and Laser Signal - warns you when it detects signals from
Detection                          traffic radar or laser devices. 
                                   Different tones sound to let you know
                                   the type of signal received.

             City/Highway Modes - let you reduce the detector's sensitivity
                                  to weak X-, K-, and Ka-band signals
                                  without affecting the detector's 
                                  sensitivity to laser signals while you
                                  are in the city.

Your radar/laser detector includes the following items:

    Cigarette-Lighter Plug with DC Power Cable

    Sun Visor Clip

    Hook-and-Loop Tape

A LOOK AT THE DETECTOR

          OFF/VOLUME - turns the detector on and off and lets you adjust
                       the volume.

     POWER Indicator - lights when you connect the detector to power and
                       turn it on.

      CITY Indicator - lights when the detector is in the city mode.

 CITY/HIGHWAY Button - switches between the city and highway modes.

          Power Jack - the power cable plugs in here.

Laser Detection Lens - receives the incoming laser signals.


(PH 11/9/95)