>
>Nope. I recently saw an episode of Fifth Gear where they were testing
>radar and lidar detectors, and one of the major gripes was the lidar
>detector going off in front of certain grocery stores.
>
>Most of the grocery stores in my area us IR (I've seen them opened).

Passive IR won't set off a lidar detector.


>But that's the point: the signal LOOKS like it comes from a Lidar, which
>is why Lidar detectors are triggered. Anything that sets off a Lidar
>detector has the good potential, if strong enough, at interfering with a
>Lidar gun.

Primitive ones maybe. How likely is it for your video sender to interfere 
with my cordless phone? They are both in the 2.4 GHz band.  Not at all, 
since my cordless is direct sequence spread spectrum. I just don't "see" 
your signal.

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