Veil to be available for the Holiday Season at Radarbusters

[Veil Guy]

I am pleased to report that we have made a small production run of Veil that should be in the hands of Radarbusters by the end of this week or early next at the latest.

Thanks for your patience.

Veil Guy

[JDS]

Cool.

This isn't the upgraded Veil formula, is it?

[Won Hunglo]

Was there a shortage?

[jdong]

It's sold out on radarbusters currently.

[Veil Guy]

JDS,

Afraid not. Frankly, we were shooting for something new by the end of the year, but we decided not to "rush" it just for the sake of the holiday shopping season.

This "emergency" shipment was to help out Radarbusters as a stop-gap measure and was not originally planned.

We are going to take our time to get it right and not be pushed by some arbitrary self-imposed "deadline" and thankfully engineering and not sales drives our company.

I trust you will find that it will have been worth the wait...and we are planning a surprise for our existing Veil owners/users when the time is right.

Veil Guy

[Won Hunglo]

Awesome news!

[fire65]

Thats my question,, Is this the new stuff we have been hearing about.l Mainly for me, is it clearer?

[Veil Guy]

fire65,

At the appropriate time, more details will be forthcoming...

BTW, how long has OK banned laser jammers?

Veil Guy

[fire65]

Source: Oklahoma Statutes: Title 47, Chapter 11, 11-808


Section 11-808 - Radar Interference Devices - Advertising, Sale, Manufacture Or Distribution Prohibited - Exemption - Penalties

A. As used in this section:

1. "Jammer" means any instrument, device, or equipment designed or intended for use with a vehicle or otherwise to jam or interfere with in any manner a speed measuring device operated by a law enforcement officer in the vicinity; and

2. "Speed measuring device" shall include, but is not limited to, devices commonly known as radar speed meters or laser speed meters.

B. It shall be unlawful for any person to use or possess a jammer.

C. It shall be unlawful to manufacture, advertise or offer for sale, sell or otherwise distribute any jammer in this state.

D. This section shall not apply to any person who lawfully possesses a license issued by the Federal Communications Commission for the use of a jammer.

[jdong]

I am not a lawyer, but would something like VEIL which absorbs LIDAR in an effort to obfuscate the reflection of the beam be considered "interfering" with a LIDAR gun?

I think we're in a bit of grey here (no pun intended)