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Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes,
building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. Regards, Jim |
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RST Engineering wrote:
Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes, building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. Regards, Jim Yep they are available. I have about a dozen or so of Gunn units that came from 10 GHz door opening bits They have the Gunn diode and a detector diode. The rest of the electronics I threw away. Two of them can be sent for the cost of postage. Bill K7NOM |
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RST Engineering wrote:
It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. I realize this is way off the subject, and I do honestly wish you success in getting the neighborhood speed demons under control, but... as a bicyclist, I find it necessary to point out... that if the neighborhood dogs are being hit by speeders, those dogs are obviously in the road. They shouldn't be. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com |
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Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry".
With kids it's manslaughter. Jim "Doug Smith W9WI" wrote in message ... as a bicyclist, I find it necessary to point out... that if the neighborhood dogs are being hit by speeders, those dogs are obviously in the road. They shouldn't be. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes, building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. Regards, Jim IIRC I've seen police radar guns as surplus. It's been quite a few years ago now, so I don't recall the details, but I bought a "sports gun" for my youngest that he used at dragster events. I think it was about $100. ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson, P.E. | mens | | Analog Innovations, Inc. | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | Phoenix, Arizona Voice:(480)460-2350 | | | E-mail Address at Website Fax:(480)460-2142 | Brass Rat | | http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food. |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. Ramsey makes a kit. You can find the info he http://www.youdoitelectronics.com/id..._radar_kit.htm Danny, K6MHE email: k6mheatarrldotnet http://www.k6mhe.com/ |
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Do a looksie on E-Pay, cheap old style X and K band units are available. With a 12vDC power supply, you can have your very own source. Even if you just buy the head without the counter, the 12vdc will supply the head and it will put out. Do NOT purchase the Ramsey "kit" for this applicaiton. While it may be fun for a budding electronics wanna-be, it does not put out at a frequency that will trigger radar detectors. Jack |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes, building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Jim, take a look at www.shfmicro.com where you'll find 10GHz and 24GHz doppler modules for sale at very favourable prices. They would certainly be very useful for what you have in mind. Good luck.. Peter, G3PHO UK Microwave Group www.microwavers.org www.g3pho.org.uk |
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Hello Jim,
Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry". ... Not necessarily. It can become wrongful death but you'd have to have proof of grossly excessive speed. Skidmarks can be such proof if a car doesn't have ALB. But, of course, the experts for that usually only come out when a person has been hit. Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com |
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Why would I care if it triggered a radar detector? In fact, it would be
BETTER if it didn't trigger a detector. Jim "Rather Play Pinball" wrote in message ... Do NOT purchase the Ramsey "kit" for this applicaiton. While it may be fun for a budding electronics wanna-be, it does not put out at a frequency that will trigger radar detectors. Jack |
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Peter, thanks, but they are a bit pricey for what I have in mind.
Jim "Peter" wrote in message ... On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: Jim, take a look at www.shfmicro.com where you'll find 10GHz and 24GHz doppler modules for sale at very favourable prices. They would certainly be very useful for what you have in mind. |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 16:06:31 -0500, "Rather Play Pinball"
wrote: Do a looksie on E-Pay, cheap old style X and K band units are available. With a 12vDC power supply, you can have your very own source. Even if you just buy the head without the counter, the 12vdc will supply the head and it will put out. Do NOT purchase the Ramsey "kit" for this applicaiton. While it may be fun for a budding electronics wanna-be, it does not put out at a frequency that will trigger radar detectors. He's not trying to set off detectors, he's trying to set a speed threshold where a siren goes off. But what the heck, if you're going to set up an illegal transmitter, might as well use one big enough to reset the ECM in their cars. |
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What illegal? I can either retune it for a ham band or reduce power if
necessary. I'll find the hardware first and figure out the legal later. Jim "Wes Stewart" wrote in message But what the heck, if you're going to set up an illegal transmitter, might as well use one big enough to reset the ECM in their cars. |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes, building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. Regards, Jim Go to your local police department and have them monitor the speeders with a automated speed display unit. What! they don't have one in your town? bring it up at the next town meeting... ;) |
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"RST Engineering (jw)" wrote in message ... Why would I care if it triggered a radar detector? In fact, it would be BETTER if it didn't trigger a detector. Jim Why? Don't you intend to trigger a siren to slow them down? What's it matter if they slow down because of their dectors - they slow down, and that would appear to be the important thing. Cheers. Ken "Rather Play Pinball" wrote in message ... Do NOT purchase the Ramsey "kit" for this applicaiton. While it may be fun for a budding electronics wanna-be, it does not put out at a frequency that will trigger radar detectors. Jack |
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There's a radar speed gun on Ebay *NOW* (not mine, so technically this isn't
spam...:-) Cheers. Ken "RST Engineering (jw)" wrote in message ... Peter, thanks, but they are a bit pricey for what I have in mind. Jim "Peter" wrote in message ... On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: Jim, take a look at www.shfmicro.com where you'll find 10GHz and 24GHz doppler modules for sale at very favourable prices. They would certainly be very useful for what you have in mind. |
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"RST Engineering" wrote in message ... What a waste of time! If you have a problem with speeding cars just phone the police, or video record it and phone them at a later date. Also don't be irresponsible and let dogs out as they might cause an accident or get killed if they run across roads infront of cars. |
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"RST Engineering" wrote in message ... Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry". With kids it's manslaughter. Jim "Doug Smith W9WI" wrote in message ... as a bicyclist, I find it necessary to point out... that if the neighborhood dogs are being hit by speeders, those dogs are obviously in the road. They shouldn't be. -- Doug Smith W9WI Pleasant View (Nashville), TN EM66 http://www.w9wi.com RESPONSIBLE parents do not let their children run out in the road, idiots that allow dogs to run free in the road need to be aware that they can cause accidents. I do hope the pathetic owner is held responsible when a dog which is out of control runs out and causes an accident. Two seperate arguments, you need to be clear of what it is you want. Jealousy is a terrible thing, so if that's all it's down to then give up. That is wht it comes across as. The people concerned probably have their own cars and don't expect some idiot to allow a dog to run infront of them in the hope they will hit it. Were you after an insurance claim? Keep the dogs under control as responsible people keep their children under control. |
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"Joerg" wrote in message . net... Hello Jim, Neither should little kids, but poo happens. With dogs it's "I'm sorry". ... Not necessarily. It can become wrongful death but you'd have to have proof of grossly excessive speed. Skidmarks can be such proof if a car doesn't have ALB. But, of course, the experts for that usually only come out when a person has been hit. Regards, Joerg No idea what you mean by ALB as abbreviations are only good for those who all have an understanding of what is meant. If you refer to a car with antilock brakes then they DO leave marks that can be identified. I have investigated enough accident scenes that leave the same tell tale signs. Boy racers with antilock brakes all assume they can go faster and no one will know. How wrong they are. |
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A) We aren't in a "town", rather we are pretty far out into the country.
B) It is a private dead-end road owned in mutual easement between the four families that live at the end of it about half a mile off the county road that serves it. The county mounties have nothing to say about what goes on on the road. C) I realize that this is newsnet and anything goes, but why can't you just ATFQ? Jim Go to your local police department and have them monitor the speeders with a automated speed display unit. What! they don't have one in your town? bring it up at the next town meeting... ;) |
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Hallo Brian,
No idea what you mean by ALB as abbreviations are only good for those who all have an understanding of what is meant. I used ALB because it was on the insurance papers. They give a discount for that feature. In Europe they mostly call it ABS. If you refer to a car with antilock brakes then they DO leave marks that can be identified. I have investigated enough accident scenes that leave the same tell tale signs. Boy racers with antilock brakes all assume they can go faster and no one will know. How wrong they are. True, they do leave regulation patterns. But an accident investigator told me they are pretty faint and wear off faster by traffic. Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com |
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Hello Brian,
Keep the dogs under control as responsible people keep their children under control. Even then it can still happen and we all have to use our cars carefully. One kid didn't get injured because I was going 15mph in a 25mph zone (the street where we live). It dashed out when the garage was opened, zooming into the road from behind a van. Couldn't see it coming but I never go faster on that street, for that very reason. I came to a stop about one foot before the child. Regards, Joerg http://www.analogconsultants.com |
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"RST Engineering" wrote in message
... B) It is a private dead-end road owned in mutual easement between the four families that live at the end of it about half a mile off the county road that serves it. The county mounties have nothing to say about what goes on on the road. So go have a talk with the parents in the other three families and ask them to get control of their kids. Better yet, send the responsible ones a bill for your new dog. -- James T. White |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 16:05:43 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: why can't you just ATFQ? because this is newsnet and anything goes. ;) |
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What a fu**ing jerk. I asked a technical question in a technical newsgroup.
I expect a technical answer. As to your political and ethical questions to my question, go find another newsgroup to tell others how to live. Our little tiny community knows how to do it, we all agree on the problem, and we're going to solve it. I'm providing the technical know-how. And don't tell me how to use local law enforcement or local political action how to do it. I've spent 12 years of my life in local elective office at the highest local levels. I don't need your unsolicited advice on how to work the system. Please, no more of this crap. Anybody with a source for doppler radars, please post. Others, BUTT OUT. Jim "Brian" wrote in message ... RESPONSIBLE parents do not let their children run out in the road, idiots that allow dogs to run free in the road need to be aware that they can cause accidents. |
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What a fu**ing jerk. I asked a technical question in a technical newsgroup.
I expect a technical answer. As to your political and ethical questions to my question, go find another newsgroup to tell others how to live. Our little tiny community knows how to do it, we all agree on the problem, and we're going to solve it. I'm providing the technical know-how. And don't tell me how to use local law enforcement or local political action how to do it. I've spent 12 years of my life in local elective office at the highest local levels. I don't need your unsolicited advice on how to work the system. Please, no more of this crap. Anybody with a source for doppler radars, please post. Others, BUTT OUT. Jim "Brian" wrote in message ... RESPONSIBLE parents do not let their children run out in the road, idiots that allow dogs to run free in the road need to be aware that they can cause accidents. |
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You are one of the idiots I don't ever want to live next to. We can talk to
the parents until we are blue in the face and the kids are going to be ... kids. Please butt out of this conversation. Ji "James T. White" wrote in message ... So go have a talk with the parents in the other three families and ask them to get control of their kids. Better yet, send the responsible ones a bill for your new dog. -- James T. White |
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That's because "Brian", an "experienced investigator" hasn't ever seen ALB,
although laymen such as I can translate it rather easily. Brian is a jerknose. Jim ..com |
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RST Engineering wrote:
What a fu**ing jerk. I asked a technical question in a technical newsgroup. I expect a technical answer. As to your political and ethical questions to my question, go find another newsgroup to tell others how to live. Our little tiny community knows how to do it, we all agree on the problem, and we're going to solve it. I'm providing the technical know-how. And don't tell me how to use local law enforcement or local political action how to do it. I've spent 12 years of my life in local elective office at the highest local levels. I don't need your unsolicited advice on how to work the system. Please, no more of this crap. Anybody with a source for doppler radars, please post. Others, BUTT OUT. Jim Hi Jim, I don't know if I'm going to be graciously asked to butt out, but what do you expect to gain by an alarm that goes off when presumably some pre-set speed is exceeded? I do know that when I was a teenager, I would have viewed such a thing as an almost irresistible attractant. If you want a radar-based device, get an old police radar gun, and design an interface to a camera to photograph the licenses of the cars. Perhaps the parents of these miscreants might enjoy seeing what their larvae are doing with the family jitney! Sorry about the dog. 8^( - 73 de Mike KB3EIA - |
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I saw a radar gun for sale at Radio Shack....
Mark |
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Dan Richardson wrote: On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 11:28:12 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. Ramsey makes a kit. You can find the info he http://www.youdoitelectronics.com/id..._radar_kit.htm Danny, K6MHE no offense but: ramsey's kiit emits all of about 500 microwatts at 1.6 ghz, useless for dogs, but Ok for part 15 radar of cars. try www.shfmicro.com Steve Roberts |
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...try Philips . they manufactured once a module working in the X band
for security detectots, doors openers and suchlike. if I remember correctly iwas named CL-8XXX. |
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How about a gate at the end of the road that can be opened by the users
with a garage door opener, ie a gated community of sorts. If it's a private road, keep others off. RST Engineering wrote: A) We aren't in a "town", rather we are pretty far out into the country. B) It is a private dead-end road owned in mutual easement between the four families that live at the end of it about half a mile off the county road that serves it. The county mounties have nothing to say about what goes on on the road. C) I realize that this is newsnet and anything goes, but why can't you just ATFQ? Jim Go to your local police department and have them monitor the speeders with a automated speed display unit. What! they don't have one in your town? bring it up at the next town meeting... ;) |
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On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 14:47:08 -0800, "RST Engineering"
wrote: What illegal? I can either retune it for a ham band or reduce power if necessary. I'll find the hardware first and figure out the legal later. Well, I know I'm going to be asked to leave this discussion but, technically, unless you are IDing with your call sign every 10 minutes. it would be illegal. I seriously doubt that this was in your plan. Police radar guns, should you come up with one, are also licensed to the department, assuming the cops are following the law, always a dubious proposition. So, because these are -technical- newsgroups, I was being -technical-. Now for a "prohibited" non-technical suggestion, here is one that I am contemplating. I too live on a short, private, single-lane road, that serves four multi-acre homesites. I am plagued by the guys driving delivery trucks (DHL, UPS, etc) who roar down the road in a cloud of dust while delivering to my neighbors. I have complained to UPS repeatedly without success. So one of these days, when I'm up to it, after they go by on the way to the neighbor's house, I'm going to take my truck out and block the road for 15 minutes. (A second offense will call for a penalty of 30 minutes, etc) UPS seems to have a deal with law enforcement that exempts them from speed limits on public roads, but in AZ the statutes say: 28-628. Rights of real property owners This chapter does not prevent the owner of real property that is used by the public for purposes of vehicular travel by permission of the owner and not as a matter of right from: 1. Prohibiting that use. 2. Requiring other, different or additional conditions than those specified in this chapter. 3. Otherwise regulating the use as deemed best by the owner. In other words, I get to regulate the speed (I've posted it as 10 MPH). I have no power to fine UPS, but I can still cost them money. |
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Wes Stewart wrote: 28-628. Rights of real property owners This chapter does not prevent the owner of real property that is used by the public for purposes of vehicular travel by permission of the owner and not as a matter of right from: 1. Prohibiting that use. 2. Requiring other, different or additional conditions than those specified in this chapter. 3. Otherwise regulating the use as deemed best by the owner. In other words, I get to regulate the speed (I've posted it as 10 MPH). I have no power to fine UPS, but I can still cost them money. You are not reading the wording carefully; it is the "not as a matter of right from" that you are missing. It very well may be a matter of right if the private road is co-owned by the other property holders and this ownership allows them the right to transact business in the way of receiving deliveries as they choose. |
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On Sun, 08 Jan 2006 07:35:15 -0700, Wes Stewart
wrote: On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 14:47:08 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: What illegal? I can either retune it for a ham band or reduce power if necessary. I'll find the hardware first and figure out the legal later. Well, I know I'm going to be asked to leave this discussion but, technically, unless you are IDing with your call sign every 10 minutes. it would be illegal. I seriously doubt that this was in your plan. Police radar guns, should you come up with one, are also licensed to the department, assuming the cops are following the law, always a dubious proposition. So, because these are -technical- newsgroups, I was being -technical-. Now for a "prohibited" non-technical suggestion, here is one that I am contemplating. I too live on a short, private, single-lane road, that serves four multi-acre homesites. I am plagued by the guys driving delivery trucks (DHL, UPS, etc) who roar down the road in a cloud of dust while delivering to my neighbors. I have complained to UPS repeatedly without success. So one of these days, when I'm up to it, after they go by on the way to the neighbor's house, I'm going to take my truck out and block the road for 15 minutes. (A second offense will call for a penalty of 30 minutes, etc) UPS seems to have a deal with law enforcement that exempts them from speed limits on public roads, but in AZ the statutes say: 28-628. Rights of real property owners This chapter does not prevent the owner of real property that is used by the public for purposes of vehicular travel by permission of the owner and not as a matter of right from: 1. Prohibiting that use. 2. Requiring other, different or additional conditions than those specified in this chapter. 3. Otherwise regulating the use as deemed best by the owner. In other words, I get to regulate the speed (I've posted it as 10 MPH). I have no power to fine UPS, but I can still cost them money. You're probably going to get into "co-ownership" issues regarding the access easement. How is the road ownership defined... everyone grant an easement to the others? A neighbor may sue you for "interference" in his business. Where in AZ are you? ...Jim Thompson -- | James E.Thompson, P.E. | mens | | Analog Innovations, Inc. | et | | Analog/Mixed-Signal ASIC's and Discrete Systems | manus | | Phoenix, Arizona Voice:(480)460-2350 | | | E-mail Address at Website Fax:(480)460-2142 | Brass Rat | | http://www.analog-innovations.com | 1962 | I love to cook with wine. Sometimes I even put it in the food. |
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Back in the '60s and early '70s I did some work with Impatt and Gunn diodes,
building a little self-detecting doppler for speed sensing. However, 35 years have passed and my notebooks for that stuff are somewhere in a dusty archive along with my venerable sliderule. Is there a cheap source for onesies-twosies of a radar front-end that will give me doppler audio as a function of a large metal object's speed at a range of 20 meters or so? I don't need to go into production on this thing, just build one. A surplus source would be ideal. It seems that the little kids on our rural country lane have all become teenagers at once and are trying to outdo the others in how fast they can drive daddy's car up and down the lane. We've lost one dog this week and unless I can put up some sort of a siren that goes off when they exceed some agreed upon limit, the carnage will continue. You should just lay down some pressure switch hose and get a Parallax BASIC STAMP kit from Radio Shack. Parallax has wireless modules on their site you can order to xmit the data to your house for timestamping, archiving via a PC etc...The smarts will run off a 9V for months- you can't say that about a Gunn osc xmtr or any of the other surplus junk. And then there is the issue of weather-proofing and possible loss due to vandalism- think hidden wireless camera activated by intrusion alarm in PIC. |
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Wes Stewart wrote:
On Sat, 7 Jan 2006 14:47:08 -0800, "RST Engineering" wrote: What illegal? I can either retune it for a ham band or reduce power if necessary. I'll find the hardware first and figure out the legal later. Well, I know I'm going to be asked to leave this discussion but, technically, unless you are IDing with your call sign every 10 minutes. it would be illegal. I seriously doubt that this was in your plan. Police radar guns, should you come up with one, are also licensed to the department, assuming the cops are following the law, always a dubious proposition. There is a frequency near 10.5 GHz assigned for unlicensed door openers etc. I have a few of the Gunn units that came from door openers. Bill K7NOM some stuff snipped |
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Precisely the plan, Wes. The horn serves two purposes. One, it alerts the
transgressor that they pushed the button. Two, it alerts me to fire up the truck and block the road. As others have pointed out, a two pressure hose setup and some simple math in a microprocessor of some sort would serve the same purpose at far less current draw, but I'd like to try the radar gun first. Hell, Jim Thompson went on for two weeks about how to detect a school bus pulling up in front of the house. I thought this one would go on for at LEAST as long {;-) BTW, Jim, what was your ultimate solution to that problem? Jim Now for a "prohibited" non-technical suggestion, here is one that I am contemplating. I too live on a short, private, single-lane road, that serves four multi-acre homesites. I am plagued by the guys driving delivery trucks (DHL, UPS, etc) who roar down the road in a cloud of dust while delivering to my neighbors. I have complained to UPS repeatedly without success. So one of these days, when I'm up to it, after they go by on the way to the neighbor's house, I'm going to take my truck out and block the road for 15 minutes. (A second offense will call for a penalty of 30 minutes, etc) UPS seems to have a deal with law enforcement that exempts them from speed limits on public roads, but in AZ the statutes say: |
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"RST Engineering" schreef in bericht
BTW, Jim, what was your ultimate solution to that problem? No solution at all, I'd guess. JT is full of ****, being the miserable piece of **** that he is. -- Thanks, Frank. (remove 'q' and '.invalid' when replying by email) |
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