WHERE IS MY APOLOGY BLINDER???!!!
When I joined this board 4 months ago I said from the very beginning Blinder didn't jam or detect stealth mode. In return Leon at Blinder USA and his followers tried to paint me as a guy that had "bad blood" and had an agenda. Seems I was right all along and it really doesn't surprise me that Leon hasn't even apologized for smearing my face through the dirt. Leon, you should be ashamed of yourself!
I don't believe there are different stealth modes. Let me explain why....
When I joined this board a while back I had 2 laser atlanta speed lasers.
I had an OLD type R with stealth, like the one Roy had, and then I later got a type S. The type R was black and more then 3 years old!( shown above) Anti-laser bought the older speed laser from me so they could get the stealth mode fix. AntiLaser quickly got the pulse rate of the OLD stealth type R gun and jammed it. Now lets think about this for a minute..... Antilaser got the stealth fix off of the OLD speed laser and they were also able to jam the newer Speed Laser type S! If the pulse rates are different between these two guns why can AntiLaser jam both the type R and S and Blinder can't? Call up Andy at Lidatek and he'll also tell you he got his stealth mode fix off of an older type R as well and his jammer also beats type R and S. What gives? I believe Carl Fors has his facts messed up. Laser Atlanta probably changed the pulse rate of normal operating mode, but stealth mode wasn't changed.
How does stealth mode work?
You can't really change the pulse rate of stealth mode because of the way it's designed to defeat detectors and jammers. Detectors and jammers alert to laser/lidar when it recognizes a pulse train of 3 or more pulses of 904/905 nm laser. In an effort to cut down on laser false alerts, a minimum of 3 pulses must be received before a laser alert is given. If the detectors didn't have this buffer minimum pulse requirement the sun and brake lights would be setting off your detector all the time. Stealth mode is ingenious! It works by sending out only 2 pulses(1 pulse shy of the detector/jammer minimum pulse alert requirement), delays for a fraction of a second, and then it sends out another 2 pulses. The delay in between the set of two pulses is just long enough for the laser detector to reset itself, so it's looking for 3 or more pulses again. This is why stealth mode can't really be changed and that is why I'm calling BS on blinder and Carl Fors. Lidatek and Antilaser both used type R guns to acquire the stealth mode pulse rate and both of these jammers had no problem jamming my type S I sold Roy, the same gun Blinder couldn't jam. Bottom line--- I don't believe the pulse rate changed for stealth, just because of the limited parameters it must work in to defeat detection.
WTF is SML doing at their tests?
Originally Posted by
RadarRoy
About 1 year ago, Laser Atlanta adjusted the pulse rate and also reduced the power output by 1/4 on the newer Laser Atlanta guns. This is something he learned after his engineer "David Adams" examined the lastest model of their guns.
If Carl is even telling the truth why was he using an old type R gun for the Blinder tests last year? He says LA allegedly changed the pulse rate, but he still uses an old gun? Sounds to me that Carl purposely used an old gun to favor blinder if what he’s saying is true. You know the parameters stealth mode must work in order to be effective. Stealth mode’s pulse rate wasn’t changed. Regular modes pulse rate was probably changed, not stealth mode.
The single fact that doesn’t make sense with Blinder is can’t jam the Speed Laser S because it’s alleged that the Speed S has a different pulse rate as of a year ago. Lidatek and AntiLaser had OLD type R’s they used to beat stealth. Why can the other jammers beat the type S on the Type R pulse rate? BECAUSE THE GUNS ARE THE SAME AND BLINDER NEVER DID BEAT STEALTH TO BEGIN WITH!
What does Laser Atlanta say about their Speed Lasers?
Originally Posted by
Laser Atlanta
What is the difference between S and R? A. The SpeedLaser technology is identical in each model and so you will have the same performance characteristics and menu system in each. Performing speed measurement functions are identical as are the operation modes: Stealth, inclement weather, stop-watch and obstruction
Go to
http://www.laseratlanta.com/files/20...arison_FAQ.pdf to see for yourself there are no differences between a type R and S configuration. The only difference is the casing!
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