It's also quite illegal.

Dwayne Reid wrote:

> At 10:41 AM 6/15/2004, Harold Hallikainen wrote:
>
>> OK, WAY off topic, but MAYBE it could be done with a PIC... Is anyone
>> aware of a LEGAL transmitter that would trip consumer radar detectors?
>> I'd
>> sure like to have one in my car as people pass me at 20 or 30 miles per
>> hour over the speed limit...
>
>
> Do a web search for "trolling for tailgates".  What you are describing is
> on-going serious fun for a few mental midgets on American highways.  I'm
> seriously considering joining the party <grin>.
>
> dwayne
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