Newbie from Southern Nevada

[v1user]

Laser tester isn't enought to see if your setup works. There is a forum member in SoCal that has a laser gun. I can't think of anyone else closer to your location.

I do drive to SoCal every so often. Which forum would I check to contact that member?

Thanks in advance.

Private Message: djrams80 I believe he has PL-II and TruSpeed.

[e93 Vertigo]

Thanks for the info...

[e93 Vertigo]

Any truth to the rumor that LI Quad sensors can be installed vertically? I don't see it being advantageous since wouldn't it limit the coverage detection.

[category4]

They can be installed vertical, but I don't know anyone they has tested them extensively in that position. We had one member that had them vertical on the rear but switched them. He seems to be better with them horizontal, but there were other factors that may have been limiting them in the vertical position.

[snoopyc4]

They can be installed vertical, but I don't know anyone they has tested them extensively in that position.

Better revise this before crazyvolvorob gets you:

I'm curious as well to see if the mounting position of the heads will be effective or not.

It is effective!
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

I would love to see the test results. I have been skeptical of how they perform vertically.

One of our group had them vertical on the rear and the performance was much better when we moved them horizontal. But I believe the reason we moved them horizontal is we could not get them quite level in the vertical position.

Nice install though!!

Well Pmoth got different results in the Northeast
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

I don't think a vertically mounted LI has ever been tested before. It'd be great if you could test it and provide results for future bummer owners. I understand though if you are too busy to do so.

Been tested by Pmoth
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

Sweet install I'm also curious about the vertical install.

Here look at these results
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html


Vertical mounted LI's have been tested on an e92 BWM!!!!
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/laser-jammers/37019-what-day-li-installed-tested-hostile-hit-all-ok.html

Vertical mount works fine.

[category4]

They can be installed vertical, but I don't know anyone they has tested them extensively in that position.

Better revise this before crazyvolvorob gets you:

I'm curious as well to see if the mounting position of the heads will be effective or not.

It is effective!
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

I would love to see the test results. I have been skeptical of how they perform vertically.

One of our group had them vertical on the rear and the performance was much better when we moved them horizontal. But I believe the reason we moved them horizontal is we could not get them quite level in the vertical position.

Nice install though!!

Well Pmoth got different results in the Northeast
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

I don't think a vertically mounted LI has ever been tested before. It'd be great if you could test it and provide results for future bummer owners. I understand though if you are too busy to do so.

Been tested by Pmoth
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html

Sweet install I'm also curious about the vertical install.

Here look at these results
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/...it-all-ok.html


Vertical mounted LI's have been tested on an e92 BWM!!!!
http://www.radardetector.net/forums/laser-jammers/37019-what-day-li-installed-tested-hostile-hit-all-ok.html

Vertical mount works fine.

Good to know, sorry I missed that thread.

[e93 Vertigo]

LI has an optional PA/JAM Mode Switch available. Since I drive in a few states where jammers aren't kosher, would it be worth paying the nominal fee for such a switch to explain the presence of the sensors if spotted on a stop?

[snoopyc4]

LI has an optional PA/JAM Mode Switch available. Since I drive in a few states where jammers aren't kosher, would it be worth paying the nominal fee for such a switch to explain the presence of the sensors if spotted on a stop?

No. The odds of you getting caught with a jammer are slim to none if you use the jammer right:

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh8L1T1xj6A]YouTube - ZR3 Jams Houston PD Pro Laser 3, TWICE![/ame]

[ame]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cJx1Ku9eYFI&feature=related[/ame]

You slow down to the posted speed limit, turn off your jammers, and go about your business.

[e93 Vertigo]

I'm just thinking out loud. Any thoughts on how to make a single mute button that silences both the speakers for the LI Quad and the 9500ci.

[e93 Vertigo]

Thanks to everyone for the input. I'll post pics once I get it back. Dropping it off tomorrow and it's supposed to be done Wednesday afternoon.

Happy New Year!!! Safe Driving...