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    Stalker II

    Jan. 15, 2017
    Apply the range and performance of a vehicle-mounted speed radar in a versatile, hand-held package.
    Related To: Stalker Radar
    The Stalker II MDR (Moving Directional Radar)
    The Stalker II MDR (Moving Directional Radar)

    Apply the range and performance of a vehicle-mounted speed radar in a versatile, hand-held package.  The best-selling Stalker II is available in two models:   The Stalker II MDR (Moving Directional Radar) and the Stalker II SDR (Stationary Directional Radar).  Both options feature Stalker Radar’s patented direction sensing technology and rugged construction.

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