Since the instruction manuals are useless and do not cover the mounting brackets at all, what am I supposed to do with the weird metal grid-like sheet? I can see where to screw in the head, but what do I do with the big square metal grid above it?
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Since the instruction manuals are useless and do not cover the mounting brackets at all, what am I supposed to do with the weird metal grid-like sheet? I can see where to screw in the head, but what do I do with the big square metal grid above it?
Its for rear installations below the taillights, like this.
http://img155.imageshack.us/img155/5510/dsc0268fz1.jpg
source: http://82.119.234.147/mls-devices/sm...hp?topic=969.0
and how do you use it for the front?
The big part of the sheet is to bend down and give you multiple possible places to screw the plate into the body of the car. Find a place for the jammer heads on the car, screw the plate in, bend the bracket to where the jammer head will be mounted straight, attach the jammer head to the small end of the plate, do some adjustments to get the jammer heads perfectly straight and level with the road. Nice name by the way.
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Originally Posted by Woodscolby
Thanks, your tiny paragraph was 10x the help the instruction manual provided.
It will also mount to the license plate, behind the plate for rear installations. I used them initially on the front with double sticky tape on the big part with all the holes.
They allow many uses if you are a bit creative.
Lol that's funny, I just emailed Cliff about this the other day. Wish the option was available to order two additional L brackets instead of the big crazy Autobot bracket.
The brackets are pretty much for area's that are not leveled and where 3M double sided tape can't be used.
I didn't get those brackets with my recently purchased setup, is it somthing they discontinued??
although it pictures them in the instruction booklet.
Send Cliff an email. He will respond to you.Quote:
Originally Posted by Muffin1