Somebody please contact this guy and tell him how useless his setup is.
[ame]http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236356[/ame]
Link to his install pictures:
http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...Jammer%202009/
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Somebody please contact this guy and tell him how useless his setup is.
[ame]http://www.m3post.com/forums/showthread.php?t=236356[/ame]
Link to his install pictures:
http://s49.photobucket.com/albums/f2...Jammer%202009/
He should've asked around before installing them... he should've saved his money for the ticket if he was going to install a jammer this way....
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Originally Posted by speed-dreams
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*Shakes head in despair*
If I am not mistaken: The first rule it says when installing your transceivers (in that first section), is that no objects should be in-front of them... :dontknow:
I feel sorry for him. He is probably sooo proud of his install :p
you know, between cobra users pointing their detector towards the sky and jammer users installing the heads behind the bumper.. i'm really not sure what's worse. :hmmmm2:
i tried to tell the guy that his setup simply won't do, but apparently my account is restricted from posting there because i have not posted yet.. can someone explain the logic to that?
Eeek! Do ya think that he could have got the Blinder heads installed any closer together rather than nearer each headlight?
LOL! The sad thing is that this guy says he researched jammers for 6 months before making his purchase and install. Six months and he didn't learn any better than this?
Goes to prove my theory on most BMW owners. :lol:
Not 100% worthless he might get save if the cop is directly in front of him in the road and aiming directly at his heads at over 1000 ft but no cop would risk his life that way so his jammer probably wouldn't even alert at the normal scenarios.
I love how members of this forum offer advice and these idiots ignore it
Those heads probably have a ton of tunnel vision.