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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Oct. 20, 2015
Filed:
Mar. 12, 2013
Michael D. Valentine, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Gary E. Carrelli, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Richard L. Dickerson, Union, KY (US);
Michael Negussu, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Stephen R. Scholl, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Michael D. Valentine, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Gary E. Carrelli, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Richard L. Dickerson, Union, KY (US);
Michael Negussu, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Stephen R. Scholl, Cincinnati, OH (US);
Valentine Research, Inc., Cincinnati, OH (US);
Abstract
A device includes a radar signal detector configured to detect a police radar signal and determine a frequency of the police radar signal and a display in communication with the radar signal detector and configured to provide a first display portion associated with a first range of frequencies. In particular, the display is further configured to provide a visual indicator associated with the police radar signal, the visual indicator having a first position within the first display portion which varies based on the frequency of the police radar signal and the visual indicator having a first visual appearance when the frequency is within a predetermined subset of the first range of frequencies and a second visual appearance when the frequency is outside the predetermined subset of the first range of frequencies.