Police in my county use GPS

[myk02k]

OK...here's the deal. I'm tired of looking around behind, in front, behind bridges, and at onramps for the police. From what I was told, they use a transmitter (to emit a signal) and GPS (to recieve the signal) to identify other police officers in the area. I don't know if it's illegal, but I'd like to monitor those GPS signals. Anyone know how or can give advice?

[Y2KBird]

I feel sorry for you.....Always having probs with to 5-0

[myk02k]

This is gonna be a well-kept secret until i stick my head in a parked cop car and read the brand name off their GPS.

[AKIRA]

Or you can buy a valentine and see where the arrows point.

[Orcus79]

Its not going to be as easy as just gettinga GPS reciever and tracking them. Each trasnseiver has its own ID and is programed to work with in a network. In order to find the police you would have to find the frequency of the GPS network then get the appropriate hard ware and sofware to track them.

[MonkiMajyk]

what a bunch of asses....

[LS2Tuner]

Sounds like it's time to move!!!!:cuss:

N.W.A. has quated my feelings...:yup:

[MadSeason]

you should be able to get a hold of that information via the free information act, just go ask them

[The Scientist]

Ever thought about driving the speed limit??? Problem solved.

[7camaro7]

its no fun

[cobrahunter]

Yeah, and neither is getting nailed for somone else having fun...

I'd like to know when I need to stick out as asn obviously slower moving vehicle, then blend in with other speeding cars.

[The Scientist]

I'd like to know when I need to stick out as asn obviously slower moving vehicle, then blend in with other speeding cars.

Good luck with that one. F-bodies can be sitting still and appear to be a fast moving car.

[7camaro7]

yea, I know and it sucks too huh?

[cobrahunter]

Guess it's a double-edged sword...

Looks fast when parked as well as when moving; guess that's one of the reasons I bought mine.