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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 $$$ the 9500ix is the way to go
sorry for the hi jack, but is the m27 good against the LTI Truspeed? vehicle is a dark blue 3series coupe
Yes. M27 would work fine on your car against the Truspeed.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExcelonGT
Any decent jammer that is properly spaced will perform well against the TruSpeed. Detection is the key to defending against the TruSpeed and proper positioning is the key to detection.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExcelonGT
Mazda Protege, and MR2Quote:
Originally Posted by snoopyc4
The M27 on the MR2 would give you JTG performance since there is nothing really reflective on the front of it (headlights covered).Quote:
Originally Posted by junglyMazda Protege, and MR2Quote:
Originally Posted by snoopyc4
X2!!! The Truspeed is only deadly in a skilled marksman's hands, the beam is smaller and you can pull off the lucky shot (or as i refer to it, the Rsatmans shot). If it detects it, it will jam it.Quote:
Originally Posted by djrams80Any decent jammer that is properly spaced will perform well against the TruSpeed. Detection is the key to defending against the TruSpeed and proper positioning is the key to detection.Quote:
Originally Posted by ExcelonGT
Kind of like this? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by category4
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W38utbyGHc]YouTube - happya$$ PWN3D by TruSpeed[/ame]
That would be it!!!:DQuote:
Originally Posted by djrams80Kind of like this? :DQuote:
Originally Posted by category4
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0W38utbyGHc]YouTube - happya$$ PWN3D by TruSpeed[/ame]
With the trade-in program you can save another $80 with the GX65, making it over $100 less for basically the same detector except auto-learn (which I wouldn't use). Buy some cheap $5 detector from an auction site and send it in as a trade-in! That's what I did.Quote:
Originally Posted by GreenRadar
As to jammers, M27 seems to do very well even with an F150. I got jam to gun with mine, and 98ft PTs with Stalkers. For very light colored vehicles with large fronts you may want to consider LI. Personally, if it were me I'd pour through all the tests here and see what you can find thats working on a vehicle similar to yours (same model and color).