Jammed Again

[djrams80]

Stocks are on the rise today as the market recovers from yesterday's terrible session. Well, not all stocks are on the rise. This particular one is still plummeting.

[djrams80]

10 years of JTG on the PL3 was only the beginning of it...

The funniest part of this whole thing is that supposedly the demand for the not yet released Kustom PLIV is through the roof. Dragon will soon be out of a job as Digital Ally's stock continues on it's downward spiral. Meanwhile, the company he used to work for will soon be selling a boatload of easily jammable(likely) laser guns. Gotta love it!

[v1user]

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[switch626]

I might want to look at buying some put options on DGLY. One could make a lot of money betting against the Ally.

[Riptide]

Lol, I guess Dragon's going to be working overtime on new firmware.

You have old firmware that you are testing against the latest LI. New firmware cuts right thru as our video shows. Believe me or not......your choice.

So how many Laser Allys have been sold? How many have the newest firmware that supposedly the LI can't jam?

What is the newest firmware? What firmwares have been released? What are the differences between the firmware versions? How many departments actually are or were interested in the "features" of the Ally?

Anyone want to bet Dragon won't answer these questions because the number is so low, he is embarrassed to post. I also wouldn't be surprised if there weren't many difference between the firmwares.

Dragon, your best bet to sell enough Allys to break even, is to make Roy/Radarbusters a dealer, and offer a 30% discount to RD.net members.

Plenty...
Almost all....
Think I will keep you guessing....

So... I'm no mathematician but it looks to me like those numbers only come out to around 200 units, and thats assuming your selling them at $1000 less than your retail price.



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[switch626]

This thread should be titled "Laser Ally - A gun without a future"

[kpatz]

So... I'm no mathematician but it looks to me like those numbers only come out to around 200 units, and thats assuming your selling them at $1000 less than your retail price.

And those numbers likely include other products DGLY sells besides the Laser Ally. So the number of guns sold could be a lot less.

This thread should be titled "Laser Ally - A gun without a future"

Or "Laser Ally - a solution in search of a problem"

[switch626]

I would say that there probably is a good chance that most of the guns in the wild are up to date. With that few guns, one person could notify each department of the update by phone before lunch.

[djrams80]

So... I'm no mathematician but it looks to me like those numbers only come out to around 200 units, and thats assuming your selling them at $1000 less than your retail price.

Brilliant find there Riptide!

"Laser Ally - a solution in search of a problem"

LOL! Also brilliant!

I would say that there probably is a good chance that most of the guns in the wild are up to date. With that few guns, one person could notify each department of the update by phone before lunch.

Yep. All both of them are up to date. LOL!

[yellowcab]

DGLY is the marketing and distribution company that Dragon Eye has partnered with to market and distribute the Laser Ally. If DGLY goes under, Dragon Eye can find another partner. The problem is that Dragon Eye partnered with the wrong company. They should have partnered with a company that has relationships with many departments and one that has experience in speed meausrement products. Instead they partner with a company that has experience with video recording for LE and only has a few relationships.

Dragon Eye is a separate company from DGLY, and does design and produce other products. If they were dependant on the Ally supporting them, they would be in line waiting for food stamps.

Poking fun at Digital Ally, is like making fun of KMart, when talking about Rubbermaid products.

Good thing for us that Dragon has burned his bridge with the big 3.