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Waiting for 9500ix in the mail, need opinions if the Blinder M27 will be a good choice to go alongside the 9500ix? Far as i know in my area they use 'atlanta' lazer gun.
As for the 9500ix, I don't like the thought of it auto turning off 'false negative' radar, can i turn it off so i manually select what is a false-signal?
I think you have to be more specific on which vehicle you have so others can give you better advice. I have both 9500ix and blinder M27 on my infiniti M and I am very satisfied with my set-up. I will get my jammers tested next saturday.
What car or truck do you have, that would help decide whether the 2 heads would provide enough coverage. Also do you see more laser shot head on or from behind (in which case front and rear protection is necessary). You can add 2 addition sensors afterwards to the jammer if you decide you want more protection.
the Blinder should do fine against the Laser Atlanta, unless of course you are driving a chromed out Hummer or semi truck.
Yes, that feature is called "AutoLearn". It automatically creates a lockout point after you pass a signal 3 times, but you can turn it off and create your lockouts manually. You could also get the cheaper 9500i which doesn't have AutoLearn.Quote:
Originally Posted by jungly
Blinder is fine against Laser Atlanta. Even the ZR4 is very good against Laser Atlanta.
Or you can get the GX65 which is $30 cheaper and has the manual lockout of false alerts, it does not however have the automatic AutoLearn feature that the IX hasQuote:
Originally Posted by supercowpowersYes, that feature is called "AutoLearn". It automatically creates a lockout point after you pass a signal 3 times, but you can turn it off and create your lockouts manually. You could also get the cheaper 9500i which doesn't have AutoLearn.Quote:
Originally Posted by jungly
What vehicle do you drive?
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Originally Posted by supercowpowersYes, that feature is called "AutoLearn". It automatically creates a lockout point after you pass a signal 3 times, but you can turn it off and create your lockouts manually. You could also get the cheaper 9500i which doesn't have AutoLearn.Quote:
Originally Posted by jungly
the 9500i also does not have the ability to use the DEFENDER DB (Trinity) for RLC/SC and STs
for the few extra $$$ the 9500ix is the way to go
sorry for the hi jack, but is the m27 good against the LTI Truspeed? vehicle is a dark blue 3series coupe