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microwave radar

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microwave radar
Sublethal exposure has been associated with headaches, insomnia, irritability, photophobia, and diastolic HTN; after acute exposure, there is a sensation of warmth, and ↑ CK


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According to a report by BBC News, the device is based around microwave radar technology and is designed to pick up the "reflections" of weapons concealed beneath clothing.
These use microwave radar units on the sides of the bumpers which detect the presence of vehicles or motorcycles approaching from behind, and activate a warning if the driver attempts to move into their path.
These use microwave radar units on the sides of the bumpers which detect the presence of vehicles or motorcycles approaching from behind and activate a warning if the Mazda driver attempts to move into their path.
 
 
 
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