Handheld K-band RADAR or dash mount options allow for flexible operation. Falcon HR offers the performance of a high-end RADAR at a fraction of the cost.
Handheld K-band RADAR or dash mount options allow for flexible operation. Falcon HR offers the performance of a high-end RADAR at a fraction of the cost.
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Request QuoteFeaturing a simple user interface, the Falcon HR has the ability to track multiple targets simultaneously using Digital Signal Processing (DSP). Taking into account the Falcon’s high performance, the battery life is longer than any competitor’s RADAR.
If you want to mount your Falcon HR in your vehicle or on your motorcycle, Kustom Signals can provide a wide variety of mounting options, ensuring that you find the right one for you. For a detailed breakdown of the options available, please see our mounting kits catalog.
Upgrade your RADAR with the Wireless Speed Sense Module accessory. Remove the need for a wired VSS connection and simplify installation with an easy two cable installation.
Falcon HR K-Band Handheld RADAR
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Our Directional K-band technology. These high-performance K-band antennas are unique in several ways. They have the same 12-degree beam width as our Ka RADAR antennas. It has a considerably lower power output than other traffic RADAR, delivering great performance and longer-lasting batteries. The K-band antennas are FCC type 15 approved for low power emissions compared to the typical FCC type 90 for Ka antennas
When comparing the Falcon HR vs. the Kustom Ka antennas and the leading Ka RADAR from the competition, the Falcon HR K-band will display the strongest target one to two seconds behind the Ka antennas. In some scenarios, the Falcon HR will even present the fastest target quicker than the competition’s Ka RADAR!
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