So whats with the Cheetah P.A.S.S.

[Viper]

I know they did the results for GOL but the heads weren't right. Not sure if this makes a difference or not, but I guess it wouldn't be fair to judge them with their equipment not working 100%. Haven't really heard anything about them. Anyone have these? How are they?

[happya$$]

I know they did the results for GOL but the heads weren't right. Not sure if this makes a difference or not, but I guess it wouldn't be fair to judge them with their equipment not working 100%. Haven't really heard anything about them. Anyone have these? How are they?

I wonder too

[Stealth Stalker]

These tests are going to get pretty darn expensive if we have to purchase two of everything, just to make sure we have one working set-up to test.

[Viper]

I think that a lot of people are wanting to see exactly what that can do? I though they provide you with models and then you return them after the tests? I read that with the JA-3's or something test group, the cheetah JTGned everything with the 3 heads.

[Stealth Stalker]

Would you trust a test of a product that came directly from the manufacturer, knowing it was going to be tested for publication? That's one of the reasons why tests like SML are a worthless joke.

[Viper]

I didn't realize the tests were from the manufacturer. It looked like an independent test to me.

[happya$$]

I didn't realize the tests were from the manufacturer. It looked like an independent test to me.

All jammers were blind retail purchases. This is one of the downfalls of blind retail purchases but the advantages FAR OUTWEIGH the negatives

[Stealth Stalker]

I didn't realize the tests were from the manufacturer. It looked like an independent test to me.

SML = Paid tests, performed for the manufacturer, on products supplied by the manufacturer.

GOL = Independent tests, by unpaid volunteers, on products purchased blind from third-party dealers.

[Viper]

Thanks for setting me straight. Irregardless, I'd like to see what that thing can do. It seems pretty cheap relatively speaking and could possibly be a very nice "bang for your buck" product.

[rocky2]

I don't like SML tests anyway they basically seem to just park the car at a cone out 2000ft , 1500, etc. and if it beeps at all the cones then the product passes. Not really a hardcore test. I didn't realize that the manufactuer was able to supply the unit. I thought SML went and got the units from a third party. I learned something today, good info.