OK, I have the following on one runner - lets call him Radar for simplicity.

Cyberlimb with the following
Radar Scanner 4
Cyberware Scanner 4
Orientation System
Ultrasound sensor

He also has a second cyberarm with a cyberhand drone
MAD Scanner 3
Cyberware Scanner 6
Motion Sensor

Additional Ware
Attention Co-Processor 3
Reception Enhancers 3

Now, what bonuses would he actually get?
+6 for perception ware and a less negative adds for ultrasound, but what about the others?

Would the combination of the radar, motion sensor, cyberware scanners and all reveal almost anything to him?

He would basically:
See through people
See all their clothing
See all their loose gear
See all their weapons
See all cyberware
See through concrete walls

And he would have a radar HUD that tells him of possible movements around him and the ability to track people within 100 meters.

Sounds good. He sees all those things. Tell the character what he sees. What else do you want?

Now, make it so he can't turn off any of his new senses, put him in a complex maze with plenty of clutter to trip on, and tell him he needs to get out of the maze in 90 seconds or it will blow up.




-karma

I was more referring to the humor inherent in trying to maneuver a complex path at speed when everything around you appears semi-transparent.

Keep your logic out of my humor, dammit.


-karma

Toss in some of the Intuition test enchancing yummyness, some of the nice things in Augmentation and you can add IIRC about +3 dice to Intuition based tests,,,ie Perception.

Yea so what you have the personality of wet boot, but heck you see alot of things.

You might be able to save some money/capacity/essence on a couple of things. You could dump the millimeter wave radar (cyberware scanner) because the radar sensor does the same job, or did you want the higher rating of the seperate millimeter wave radar in your hand? Also you could get rid of the ultrasound sensor since the radar sensor does the same thing, or were you worried about jamming?

*Boggle* And I thought my character went overboard on perception mods.

The way that I play it on my character is that I can only handle one form of input at a time. If I'm using ultrasonic, then I'm not using low light or thermooptic. However, I do have my sensor set to passive and it will tell me if it encounters an ultrasonic source (I'm covert ops, so knowing there's an active ultrasonic sensor around the corner is important).