Thread: M27

**Stealth Stalker** · 08-25-2009, 10:08 AM

The only falses I ever get on my LIs are from Infinities, which are immediately recognisable because they ID as a TraffiPatrol XR, and you quickly see the Infinity in your RVM. I've never had any other kind of false on my LI.

**speed-dreams** · 08-25-2009, 10:54 AM

Originally Posted by Stealth Stalker

The only falses I ever get on my LIs are from Infinities, which are immediately recognisable because they ID as a TraffiPatrol XR, and you quickly see the Infinity in your RVM. I've never had any other kind of false on my LI.

I believe you can turn off the alert for the XR, or turn off that gun...

**BlinderGuy** · 08-25-2009, 07:33 PM

Originally Posted by sethy

Its still a shame that blinder has upped the price. Their price to performance margin was spot on, now it will be interesting to see if it can compete against the diode based jammers.

I am just hoping that Blinder dials back the sensitivity a bit, or fixes their falsing issue. No falses was the best part of their M-20/40 series.

It's being addressed.

**category4** · 08-25-2009, 07:35 PM

Originally Posted by sethy

Does the LI seem to false a lot? I seem to read that the ZR4, and LI are bad at that.

My LI's never false, unless you count Infinities as falses.

**category4** · 08-25-2009, 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by speed-dreams

Originally Posted by Stealth Stalker

The only falses I ever get on my LIs are from Infinities, which are immediately recognisable because they ID as a TraffiPatrol XR, and you quickly see the Infinity in your RVM. I've never had any other kind of false on my LI.

I believe you can turn off the alert for the XR, or turn off that gun...

I didn't know you could turn off individual guns.

**languy99** · 08-25-2009, 07:57 PM

Originally Posted by sethy

Its still a shame that blinder has upped the price. Their price to performance margin was spot on, now it will be interesting to see if it can compete against the diode based jammers.

I am just hoping that Blinder dials back the sensitivity a bit, or fixes their falsing issue. No falses was the best part of their M-20/40 series.

Not that big of a deal and not that big of a price jump that in my opinion more than doubled it's jamming capability.

**sethy** · 08-25-2009, 08:01 PM

Originally Posted by Blinder-Guy

Originally Posted by sethy

Its still a shame that blinder has upped the price. Their price to performance margin was spot on, now it will be interesting to see if it can compete against the diode based jammers.

I am just hoping that Blinder dials back the sensitivity a bit, or fixes their falsing issue. No falses was the best part of their M-20/40 series.

It's being addressed.

Good news!

**tazeat** · 08-26-2009, 02:14 AM

Well I've had my M27 on my car for 3 days now, not yet had it false once :shrug: it's not been super sunny yet. Actually to be honest I've not yet had it go off, I haven't seen any police with lidar which is well typical being that I now have a jammer.

Still looking for someone in WA that can test it with a real gun

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Parking sensor works great though, but it was an expensive parking tool even at group buy/pre-order pricing...