Blinder and Cheetah set-up and each time we had Jam To Gun!

**StlouisX50** · 12-19-2006, 09:58 AM

I have never seen anyone ask this, but since this thread is about the blinder, could one buy the M-20 unit and place one head on the front and one head on the rear of a sports bike and the unit JTG effectively?

**RacerX** · 12-19-2006, 09:59 AM

Sooo its specific to the jammer?

sort of, yes.
right now the LASERnode is universal for Blinder/Lidatek/target LT400.
it automatically senses which jammer is installed and interprets the alerts so that the receiver gets them instantly.

due to all the revision changes AL and LPP have had, every time Cheetah developed a kit, things changed.
once those 2 jammers get a standard settled on, then Cheetah will get back to the drawing board and update the LASERnode to also work with those.

**RacerX** · 12-19-2006, 10:00 AM

Originally Posted by StlouisX50

I have never seen anyone ask this, but since this thread is about the blinder, could one buy the M-20 unit and place one head on the front and one head on the rear of a sports bike and the unit JTG effectively?

we'll see. i have an M20 on the bike, 1 front 1 rear, and plan on testing it at some point.

**spankyaf** · 12-19-2006, 10:03 AM

WOW... finally an alert specific system for the helmet and its compatible with the jammer... very impressive

**StlouisX50** · 12-19-2006, 10:08 AM

Originally Posted by RacerX

Originally Posted by StlouisX50

I have never seen anyone ask this, but since this thread is about the blinder, could one buy the M-20 unit and place one head on the front and one head on the rear of a sports bike and the unit JTG effectively?

we'll see. i have an M20 on the bike, 1 front 1 rear, and plan on testing it at some point.

Please do, I want a system for my bike, and really don't care for the AL/LPP setup for a sports bike.

# 1 you would never hear the buzzer
#2 you would never see the small led, unless you are looking down at it.
#3 if you were to modify it it would void the warranty.

**RacerX** · 12-19-2006, 10:27 AM

yeah, i know what you mean about the alerts.
right now i'm using an interim product for my visual alerts, and using the X50 for the audible.
i'm really looking forward to the vizalert, that is going to be very cool.
then i'll look into some audio options, so i can get rid of the helmet speakers (the cord anyway.)

**happya$$** · 12-19-2006, 10:30 AM

I know that we used Cheetah products during our last laser jammer shootout and it made install and switching between jammers a BREEZE. AWESOME product

**StlouisX50** · 12-19-2006, 10:31 AM

What about a Wi-Fi add-on for all of these RD/ LJ's So you could hear the RD or LJ wireless. Like you can do with many other sound products.

Because right now it's a pain in the A&& to have to plug in the ear piece tuck put it in your ear, and softly slide on you helmet so it does not come out.

Then when you are riding the cord dangling around or getting caught on something. What a pain in the ass.

**happya$$** · 12-19-2006, 10:42 AM

Blinder will give you good SOLID real world jamming performance and real world saves with SOLID reliability and excellent quality but JTG performance? Hmmmmmmmm. I expect JTG performance with the new jammer coming out from company X. I am SO EXCITED about this new jammer coming out I can not wait.

**RacerX** · 12-19-2006, 10:46 AM

someone here talked about a bluetooth set to plug into the detector and then get the alerts wireless into a headset.
i may have to dig that post up and look into it.
there are different intercom type products out there, but as we all know sports bikes and cruisers don't usually come with them.

my setup works for now, as i just plug into a spot i have in front of the seat, but at some point i'll definitely do some type of wireless audio receiver.

optionally, especially now that it's winter time, the AUDIOnode has a battery pack option, so you can stick it in a jacket pocket, or possibly tuck it into a helmet. it also has an audio out for existing intercom systems, or for plugging in helmet speakers to.
i just got a production battery pack, so i'm going to play with it on my next ride.
the good part about using the AUDIOnode is you can unplug it from the car, and use it on the bike, then plug it back in the car when you're done.

battery pack (takes 1 9-volt battery)

AUDIOnode