Fuzzbuster trademark

I could see the dash lights, including the fuzzbuster unit I'd helped him install.

In the language of speeders and the highway police, it's a "fuzzbuster buster."

Mistaken Alarms Debate has surrounded the radar detector almost since the first Fuzzbuster was introduced in 1968.

That thing might have a fuzzbuster tuned to the targeting radar's frequencies and he didn't want to fight unless he absolutely had to.

THE opening shots were fired in 1968, when the first commercial radar detector - bearing the inflammatory name "Fuzzbuster" - made its debut.

Povik's older, less capable ALR-45 threat warning receiver was little more than a glorified fuzzbuster that could tell him that there was a threat out there but not reliably tell where or what.

It is called the Radio Association Defending Airwave Rights, the acronym being RADAR, and it is headed by Janice Lee, who used to work for Electrolert, the company that makes Fuzzbuster radar detectors.