New Blinder Xtreme Jammers for 2009 M27 & M47

[pipinos1976]

Copying from Veil Guy's blogspot:

Blinder M27 X-TREME and Blinder M47 X-TREME, at a glance:

• Improved laser jamming efficiency
• More powerful platform
• Improved laser/lidar detection
• PC software updateable (via USB port on control module)
• Multi-function/IR transponders (can be configured as a parking sensor/garage door opener)
• Separate US and European versions (support of more lidar guns seen in each market)
• Same price points as M25/M45 ($429 for 2-head M27 & $679 for 4-head M47)

Physically the US and European versions are identical, the differences are in the software/firmware. The European versions support lidar guns only experienced in those markets, including the advanced Traffipatrol XR and the new LTI-TruSpeed with advanced anti-laser jamming circuitry (which is a new algorithm specifically to designed defeat laser jamming attempts, not merely detect them). The U.S. versions support all currently used police lasers approved by use by the IACP including the U.S. version of the LTI-Truspeed.

These things mean that the EU version will not show jam codes to EU guns, such TPs, Riegls etc ?

Thnx for your time.

[BlinderGuy]

Copying from Veil Guy's blogspot:

Blinder M27 X-TREME and Blinder M47 X-TREME, at a glance:

• Improved laser jamming efficiency
• More powerful platform
• Improved laser/lidar detection
• PC software updateable (via USB port on control module)
• Multi-function/IR transponders (can be configured as a parking sensor/garage door opener)
• Separate US and European versions (support of more lidar guns seen in each market)
• Same price points as M25/M45 ($429 for 2-head M27 & $679 for 4-head M47)

Physically the US and European versions are identical, the differences are in the software/firmware. The European versions support lidar guns only experienced in those markets, including the advanced Traffipatrol XR and the new LTI-TruSpeed with advanced anti-laser jamming circuitry (which is a new algorithm specifically to designed defeat laser jamming attempts, not merely detect them). The U.S. versions support all currently used police lasers approved by use by the IACP including the U.S. version of the LTI-Truspeed.

These things mean that the EU version will not show jam codes to EU guns, such TPs, Riegls etc ?

Thnx for your time.

I will be honest and say Blinder has worked hard to reduce the jam codes on European guns but I am not sure if they have been completely eliminated....I have not seen the Euro version in action.

[BlinderGuy]

If the only difference is firmware, why have separate units? Wouldn't that just cause confusion, and frustration?

oh well for testing purposes since the only difference is in the control box, it will still be very easy to test.

that is if we don't need to sign a non-disclosure, or tell Leon how great he is, and how thankful we should be that he has blessed us with the one and only laser jammer for the united states.

There are other differences other than just the control box but that info is proprietary information that we are not allowed to disclose...Sorry!! It will be info that the community will soon find out as soon as someone buys it and takes it apart..We all know that!

[orangekid13]

Is there any information about when/where they will first be available? I've still got a little saving up to do but if I've got the money when they come out I'm going to jump right on them.

[trailtow]

I would say mid june thats about the end of the two week period

[BlinderGuy]

I would say mid june thats about the end of the two week period

You are correct..Couple extra features we decided to add slowed us down.

[orangekid13]

cool timing will be good even with the setback of having my ignition switch take a dump on me then a slightly related problem with a wire from my headlight switch frustrated me enough to pay someone else to fix my car. i'm down $250 today... should still be able to afford the new blinder as soon as it's out.

[xjohnx]

Hope this helps.

1. Will it support timed jamming (e.g. jam for a user selectable number of seconds and then stop), to prevent accidental JTGs?
No it does not support timed jamming but could be added later via usb update.

So it COULD be added later? or are there plans to add it later?

[BlinderGuy]

Hope this helps.

1. Will it support timed jamming (e.g. jam for a user selectable number of seconds and then stop), to prevent accidental JTGs?
No it does not support timed jamming but could be added later via usb update.

So it COULD be added later? or are there plans to add it later?

[xjohnx]

Hope this helps.

1. Will it support timed jamming (e.g. jam for a user selectable number of seconds and then stop), to prevent accidental JTGs?
No it does not support timed jamming but could be added later via usb update.

So it COULD be added later? or are there plans to add it later?

You guys are sneaky. I have to admit though, i'm interested. I just installed my STi-R and am looking for a jammer to compliment it.