I bought a ProLaser 3. About to test the M25.

**ahmadr** · 09-24-2007, 09:50 PM

I don't see what is the problem of testing with 2 heads. Especially since you don't have a front plate. If it gets good results, everyone will be happy. It shouldn't get any worse than a single head, right?

**WaltBurkett** · 09-24-2007, 10:58 PM

Ok here it is again. The two heads are located too far apart to cover the middle. Blinder says the two should not be farther than 50-60 CM. With out the middle head they are much farther then 60CM.

If I blank out the center head and the aim point is either headlight you get what you get now. If I blank out the center head and you aim at the center maybe there is adequate coverage, maybe not. Either way without the center head the install is not in compliance with the maximum spacing, per Blinder, so what would be the point?

Again I was not testing for GOL, Blinder or anyone else’s benefit. I simply waned to verify to me that I had real world protection, at least against the Pro Laser 3. (Widely used in DFW area) I’ll run against an LT1 next time.

I am not selling Binders nor interested in testing multiple configurations. The Blinder M15/25/35/45 may not be the best. I don’t know. I’m just giving this forum a data point as to how it performed for me on my vehicles with my installation against a Pro Laser 3 that I was able to operate as well as Outrun. Personally I don’t care if you buy a Blinder or not. I certainly would not make any decision to purchase on what I have said. I’m not giving advice, simply documenting what I did.

I have been very forthcoming and have no agenda. I bought Blinder because I read about it somewhere and thought I would give it a try. So far, I am very happy with the M25 version of it. If I become unhappy I will simply remove it and put something else in. If I want a product not sold in the US I can easily fly there and pick it up myself.

As I said, so far I am happy with what I have and it works for me.

It’s that simple.

Walt

"I don't see what is the problem of testing with 2 heads. Especially since you don't have a front plate. If it gets good results, everyone will be happy. It shouldn't get any worse than a single head, right?"

**ahmadr** · 09-24-2007, 11:07 PM

Originally Posted by WaltBurkett

If I blank out the center head and you aim at the center maybe there is adequate coverage, maybe not.

That's what everyone is eager to find out

If it is, good for blinder. If not, it is out of spec anyway.

**crazyVOLVOrob** · 09-25-2007, 08:49 AM

Originally Posted by ahmadr

Originally Posted by WaltBurkett

If I blank out the center head and you aim at the center maybe there is adequate coverage, maybe not.

That's what everyone is eager to find out

If it is, good for blinder. If not, it is out of spec anyway.

I see your reason that you just don't want to change you set-up cause you put alot of work into the install. Maybe Outrun has an extra M25 or could get his hands on one and do a mock up installation with the M25....but i doubt you'd want to do that to your car :wink:

**BossMan4Life** · 10-06-2007, 12:06 PM

Originally Posted by piratebay

I bought a ProLaser 3 from PBelectronics(Paul is a really cool guy.) With the blinder M25 I bought from outrun I'll be doing some IR jammer testing. My question to you is how many runs do you want to see and what should I target at? I will have a license plate.

I thought the starter of this thread was gonna post pictures/video of his equipment. I knew you were lying, bluffing, and basically full of $hit!! Than's why I didn't vote on your BS poll. :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: