Rocky Mountain Radar RMR-RS202 User Manual

The RMR-RS202 laser-radar scrambler is

the latest in scrambling technology

 FCC legal (not legal in UT, CA, MN, OK, NE, CO, VA or DC.)

 Disables X, K, and Ka bands
 Disables all LASER units
 One-year ticket rebate program*

 Remote application installs externally

 Weatherproof unit
 Built-in dual diagnostics
 Self contained unit no maintenance

 Compact size 4.5 x 2.25 x 2.0
 1-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 RMR-RS202 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 RMR-RS202 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 RMR-RS202

will not scramble the roadside trailer signs because they do
not have a sampling computer.

The RMR-RS202 has a 2-to-3 mile scrambling range. Once a
vehicle is within 150 feet of the police radar, the radar has a
chance of reading its speed. This is known as “punch-through”.
Drivers should adjust their speed accordingly.

Laser: The RMR-RS202 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 RMR-RS202 PROTECTS ONLY IN THE
DIRECTION THE REMOTE IS FACING.

THE RMR-RS202 DOES NOT ALERT YOU TO THE
PRESENCE OF POLICE RADAR OR LASER.