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SEP 2013

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SPECIALIZED PATROLS Can you go 25 mph on foot? "If [departments] don't have the budget to hire people, a vehicle that increases visibility is just as important," says Brian Lamacchia, T3 Motion's West Coast regional sales director. This comment is in reference to the T3's size—the Patroller runs a 13-square-foot footprint; the Vision at a sleeker 8. The product line includes two unique packages, a third offering suspension for driver comfort. Larger sizes mean additional accessory options. "Our vehicle…gives us a larger domain for things like lights and horns," says Lamacchia. "It also gives us the ability to provide a video tracking system." The system is named MotionTrak and basically acts as in-car video. It not only allows video recording but also takes note of driver habits—speed, position, time, direction and more. Another feature is controlled speed "mode." This is set by a key switch and limits top speed by selection. Vision also boasts a non-marking tire, a design angled towards indoor operations like malls and airports. T3 PATROLLER, PATROLLER S ■ Range — 25 miles ■ Top Speed — 25 mph ■ Acceleration — 5 seconds (to 10 mph) ■ Vehicle weight — 300 pounds ■ Charging time (max time) — 4 hours ■ On-board charging kit — Yes ■ Battery type — Interchangeable ■ Tire size — 15x6 front, 60x120 rear ■ Turning radius — Zero degrees ■ Training available — Yes T3 VISION ■ Range — 20 miles ■ Top Speed — 12 mph ■ Acceleration — 5 seconds (to 10 mph) ■ Vehicle weight — 236 pounds ■ Charging time (max time) — 4 hours ■ On-board charging kit — Yes ■ Battery type — Interchangeable ■ Tire size — 15 x 6 x 6 (front), 120 x 70 x 12 (rear) ■ Turning radius — Zero degrees ■ Training available — Yes Circle 58 on Reader Service Card 16 Law Enforcement Technology September 2013 www.officer.com

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