I claim to an angled plate approach too>
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
-Suf Daddy
Originally Posted by Sethy
I claim to an angled plate approach too>
Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm.
-Suf Daddy
Originally Posted by Sethy
Is there any reasoning for offset head placement to help cover a large area?
If the plate is the most refelctive item, would an offset Tx head aimed across the plate 5-10 degrees asssist in covering the best reflective surface?
In Dave's truck photo, would the chrome area be better covered (And the plate) by these placements?
admittedly, the drivers side coverage would be betting that most sighting would be from the BDL and not the center divider of a highway....
Just thinking out loud here............
-Suf Daddy
Correct me if I'm wrong, but wouldn't you need like 6 jammer heads to even have a chance with that much chrome and reflective material facing the laser gun?
I have a big truck too, and I've never even considered a jammer bacause I feel it's like trying to stop a shotgun blast by holding up a silver dollar to block it. That laser is going to get thru.
I am curious as to your luck with only 2 heads on such a large wall of metal Dave.
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