Jammer installed in vertical position, would it jam?

[Clandestine]

Question for manufacturers: I wonder if anyone has the experience whether the jammer, installed vertically (I have a vertical plastic grill on my car) would also jam laser? It would be so much easier for me to install it, if this would work. Thanks for your thoughts...
I'm attaching two photos to get the idea...

[sethy]

yea, it would still jam, but youd get better results like this

[Clandestine]

Thanks, Sethy, that was quick I'm planning one jammer head only for front and one for rear.
Do you think the position is ok? I highlighted it with red.

[sethy]

What jammer do you have?

[Clandestine]

Laser Interceptor

[sethy]

position you have would work great

[Clandestine]

Great, thanks a lot!! Can't wait to have it installed Than I will maybe consider removing Veil, although it works fine, it just blurrs the headlights so much...

[jimbonzzz]

I would think twice about mounting it vertical. I know the laser diode used in the Pro Park diverges a different amount horizontally than it does vertically. This might mean that mounted vertically, your coverage would be compromised, especially if the targeting gun is very far off the road. See my post in this thread for some detailed info:

http://www.radardetector.net/viewtop...r=asc&start=15

Jim

[Clandestine]

Hey, Jim, thanks, you're like a doc, giving a second opinion
I will see if I can cut out the honeycomb grill beneath the license plate. Or perhaps it would jam through the grill, what do you guys think?

[jimbonzzz]

Remember though, it is just my opinion based on my (limited) understanding of the factors involved. It hasn't been officially confirmed by any jammer manufacturers etc, but it hasn't been refuted either

Jim