Trial by declaration or a Trial de Novo, are both a waste of your time unless you have a viable defense... And none of what you mentioned in your post offers you that.
Speed trap do not apply to state highways where a statutory speed limit is posted because a speed survey is not required to justify such a limit.
Aircraft speed enforcement might utilize a number of different ways to measure vehicle's speeds. Law enforcement is aware of the CVC section you cited and they would not use it to begin with so... No dice on that one either.
The 45 day speedy trial clock starts to tick (in your case) on December 9th (which is your "arraignment date" NOT your "trial date"), meaning a trial must be set within 45 days from THAT date, not from the date you were cited.
As for "maintenance/calibration records", you can file for "discovery" to obtain copies of and/or information about whatever evidence will be used against you in court. there are plenty of threads on here to give you more details as to how to proceed.
With all that being said, and despite your long post, I really have not read anything that will, in my opinion, justify a "not guilty" plea in your case. You are within the limits of the law to contest your citation, although based on what you've stated, it does NOT look promising at all.

