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    Eagle 3 Directional RADAR - Now on the NHTSA Conforming Product List

    Aug. 27, 2018
    Related To: Kustom Signals Inc.
    Kustom Signals
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    Kustom Signals, Inc. is excited to announce that the new Eagle® 3 RADAR is now shipping. The Eagle 3 directional RADAR offers front and rear scan mode, color touch screen display, and a new electronic tuning fork feature.

    Additional Eagle 3 features include:

    • Faster processing provides greater targeting range and improved target acquisition
    • Wireless Vehicle Speed Sensing enables automatic mode switching and independent patrol speed verification (patent pending)
    • Certification notification with optional lock-out on expiration (patent pending)
    • DuraTrak™ indicators improve target tracking confidence (patented)
    • QuikTrak™ one button target tracking with lock (patented)
    • Fan noise and interference filtering of unwanted signal sources
    *patent **pending

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