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Putting rear Bel LP905 laser sensor/jammer in the front.
Im hooking up my Bel LP905 laser sensors on my bike and was thinking of fitting the wide (rear) sensor to the front of the bike, above the headlight, with the 2x narrow (front) sensors under the headlight. What is the difference between front and back sensors? The front ones are narrow, but deep, the rear one is wide but shallow. Is the rear one a wide angle, short reach and the front ones a narrow angle, long range? Will they both work if placed in the front?
On a bike you are good with just 2 heads total on the bike one up front and one in the rear
Will I realy need one in the rear? They dont ever seem to shoot laser from the rear over here in Australia. I was hoping that with the extra jammers up front, it will cover more angles or dead spots?
Do you know anything about these jammers? Are the "rear ones, wider angle and the front ones longer range? The rear one is wide but thin and not very deep, while the front ones are quiet deep and thicker but not as wide.
Would having more jammers on the front make it more likely to bring up a jamming code on the laser gun?
Well, I think you're good with two in the front already, especially when your on a bike.
I'd suggest putting one in the rear just in case, but I had my set up all 3 in the front.
It all depends on users preference and if they shoot laser in the rear in your area or not.
No ,they dont shoot laser from the rear in my area, only from the front.
I wont need the rear one, so is it any benifit in putting it in front?
Will 3 laser pickups increase the chance of a jamming code on the police laser guns?
The police use LTi Ultralyte LR and Kustom Pro Laser in my areas.
I would put opne in I would put one in the rear
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