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    Stalker 2X Traffic Radar

    March 19, 2017
    The Stalker 2X makes speed detection accurate and automatic for the operator with two independent radar units operating on a single, 5-window, multi-color display for patrol vehicles and motorcycles.
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    Simplify your job with the Stalker 2X, the most advanced and easiest to use Police Traffic Radar on the market today.  The Stalker 2X makes speed detection accurate and automatic for the operator with two independent radar units operating on a single, 5-window, multi-color display for patrol vehicles and motorcycles.  

    For more information go to Stalkerradar.com/law.php.

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