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    Thumbs up Good Info

    Check out Roys new helpful info on purchasing the best in Laser and radar technology for your Car or SUV.

    Radar Detectors Buyer Guide and Comparison; Radar Roy


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    I enjoyed reading his buyer's guide. Interestingly, I noted that he mentions that the Blinder and ZR4 jammers produce the fewest jamming codes on laser guns. This is something which I have been wondering about for a while, me not being very familiar with laser jammers.

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    Default Thats true

    MEM-TEK,

    Thats true about putting up less jam codes. The reason behind this is diode jammers over power their heads, therefore causing more jam codes on the Guns. Where LED jammers are not as powerful at the heads showing less interference. Blinders software has always been the best for showing less jam codes. If every state made laser jammers illegal, then I would rather have a jammer that puts up less jam codes on the officers laser gun. Thats why LED's too me are the better choice in my opinion.


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    Really? I guess all those jam codes on the stalker & LTI mean nothing...

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    Default Interference codes

    Quote Originally Posted by thestaton View Post
    Really? I guess all those jam codes on the stalker & LTI mean nothing...

    thestaton,

    I'll send you the owners manual, E01,E02 are not jam codes, they are bad reflective codes. same with stalker. E07 is a jam code. All you needed was alittle educating. Learn your gun codes before making stupid comments!

    From manual:

    E01= target never aquired, target was out of range or too close
    E02=insufficient data, the instruments view was obstructed or target moved out of range
    E03= unstable targeting, caused by poor aiming
    E07=Jam detect,unable to aquire target



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    Quote Originally Posted by steagall1000 View Post
    thestaton,

    I'll send you the owners manual, E01,E02 are not jam codes, they are bad reflective codes. same with stalker. E07 is a jam code. All you needed was alittle educating. Learn your gun codes before making stupid comments!

    From manual:

    E01= target never aquired, target was out of range or too close
    E02=insufficient data, the instruments view was obstructed or target moved out of range
    E03= unstable targeting, caused by poor aiming
    E07=Jam detect,unable to aquire target


    Reserved. If you have videos of the Blinder throwing jam codes we can post them all for Scott to see.

    Guys of LIDAR - Laser Jammer Test - March 2007
    Guys of LIDAR - Laser Jammer Testing

    In all the GoL tests the Blinder has thrown error codes on the Stalker LZ1.

    I've put up with your marketing & sales tactics long enough.

    If you would like a trip back to the ban bucket, keep spreading your lies.

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    ^ Got a little confused reading that one above, and I think what you wanted to do was to quote this one:

    Quote Originally Posted by steagall1000 View Post
    MEM-TEK,

    Thats true about putting up less jam codes. The reason behind this is diode jammers over power their heads, therefore causing more jam codes on the Guns. Where LED jammers are not as powerful at the heads showing less interference. Blinders software has always been the best for showing less jam codes. If every state made laser jammers illegal, then I would rather have a jammer that puts up less jam codes on the officers laser gun. Thats why LED's too me are the better choice in my opinion.

 

 

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