Is Roy now a Lidatek dealer?

[statusquo]

hmmm....?

Just saw this link: http://www.lidatek.com/dealers.html

Look at the Arizona reseller (2nd one).

Didn't see info in his Jammers section of his website though.

[kpatz]

He used to have the LE-20 on his website, but I don't see it on there now...

[jimbonzzz]

He used to sell the LE-30, but it is currently unavailable.

http://www.radarbusters.com/products...ek/lidatek.asp

Lidatek closed down their Washington office, and relocated to the Netherlands. They're eventually going to open a new US office in California, but it will be a while before they can get production up and going again...

[statusquo]

Lidatek closed down their Washington office, and relocated to the Netherlands. They're eventually going to open a new US office in California, but it will be a while before they can get production up and going again...

That's the info I got from Eric at Lidatek months ago when the move was going on. This seems to be a newer site (Intrax) that is a re-direct from the original Lidatek.com site.

This new "Intrax Mobile Systems" site is supposedly their new U.S distributor in Costa Mesa, CA (2957 Randolph Avenue Unit A, I believe it was). Eric informed me by e-mail they are pushing the "Target LaserTrack" model which is shown on the Intrax site link above. Something must be happening currently, although he was pretty closed mouth about the LE series.

He asked how far I was from them and I asked about driving down to Costa Mesa this week to see one as they were supposed to have them now, but I never heard back from him.

Also, look at their websites "Links." They have both Radarbusters and GOL listed.

I tend to be more impressed with Ivan's LI unit, although the LE-30 and LaserTrack may be much smaller - headwise. The LaserTrack is an all-in-one unit which means if you want front and back you need to buy two of them (@ $400 ea.). I also like the ability of Ivan's LI unit to have an audio output for bike's with intercom/audio systems.