OP, if you really want to go all out, get the quad for the front and another dual LI for the rear (2 systems, 2 CPU's)
That will take care of biz.
And you'd still come out cheaper than a ticket, a lawyer, and raised insurance rates.
And who wouldn't rather Cliff have the money than any lawyer or insurance company?
Last edited by Unkind; 04-03-2010 at 05:20 PM.
Any mounting suggestions for the rear? Will 2 be enough to cover the rear? I don't really see where I could possibly mount 4 heads.![]()
Last edited by Unkind; 04-04-2010 at 03:54 PM.
Unkind,
I drive a white Ford F250 4x4. I blacked out the chrome bumpers with spray-on bed liner, but still have the chrome grill. 2 regular LI heads gave jam-to-gun performance 10 out of 12 runs, and the 2 runs where a reading was obtained, it was at ~150', meaning I had 1200' to slow down.
On the rear, with two heads mounted between the bottom of the tailgate and the bumper, it wasn't so good, with the Ultralyte (sp?) getting readings every single shot.
I ordered a second LI (dual) and will run 2 heads front and 4 heads on the rear. The 2 new heads will be on the headache rack. Although the LI HP has greater jamming capabilities, my issue is more one of surface area, where there is a lot of area a beam can get a reading on without it hitting the transponders, so they never go off.
Thanks Swamp. Has anyone else with a truck on these forums been able to solve the issue of covering the rear?
Swamp has the best idea, it's about receiving and with so much area to target you need additional receivers.
The rear of a truck has a huge surface area to protect and there is just no way to adequately cover it with just 2 heads. The HP's are better but I doubt even 2 HP's will cover the whole rear. If they fire they would but there is so much area to hit they may never sense the shot.
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