Just an FYI Sethy.. You forgot to handle Null in Distance in Feet.
You get a Run time error '13" Type mismatch.
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Just an FYI Sethy.. You forgot to handle Null in Distance in Feet.
You get a Run time error '13" Type mismatch.
5 minutes to code- I didnt think to handle user input error.Originally Posted by cyberblob
If anyone doesnt know how to use it- you shouldnt download it :wink:
what exactly is veil, is it clear/can it be seen? if i sell my car can i have it removed and put on my new car? and how much does it cost roughly?
VEIL is translucent - it does block a portion of the visible light coming out of your headlamps, and exactly how much you lose in terms of light output depends on how thick of a coat of VEIL you put on.
With a single coat, lighting loss has been reported by various hobbyists to be anywhere between 10 to 30% (observed, non-quantitative); and the perceived color of cast light is somewhat blue/purple in nature.
Of course, typically, a thicker/"double"-coat, well-applied, while reducing your lighting output, will also work considerably better to cut-down detection/PT distance.
That's the trade-off.
VEIL is semi-permanent; one application, applied properly and well-cured, should last upwards of 3 to 6 months.
There has been at least one independent hobbyist report of the VEIL dye unfortunately permanently staining the lens of his vehicle's headlamps. This may be a concern at resale.
All of this is addressed in-detail in the various nav. tabs on the VEIL product page here on Roy's site, and also on VEIL's own commercial website. You should really read into it in more detail.
So you guys prefer the Blinder over the Zr3?
On RadarBusters.com the Blinder got 5 stars and the Zr3 got 4 1/2.
^ I think they each have their good and bad points.
Their performance against specific LIDAR guns is one thing to consider, but also of importance are issues of integration with other countermeasures, ease-of-install, and, of course, head placement/configuration considerations (with potential thought towards rear jamming).
Product service and maintenance issues should also be considered.
works well good info thanks
can someone explain how the width of the laser beam is computed?
thanks
i hate to bump, but any takers?
they'll probably ask me to back up my sources if i present it..
Well you really can bump this, sicne its a sticky :wink:
The beam is 3 feet wide at 1000 feet..
1000 / 3
that would mean that the beam grows one foot every 333.33 feet.
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