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    Default Windshield tint strip and laser at night

    My windshield has a 70-80 percent tint strip at the top from the factory. It's really hard to see it unless you look for it against a white wall or in the sun. How much would it affect laser detection at night if I mount the V1 behind it?

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    Quote Originally Posted by lordhawhaw View Post
    My windshield has a 70-80 percent tint strip at the top from the factory. It's really hard to see it unless you look for it against a white wall or in the sun. How much would it affect laser detection at night if I mount the V1 behind it?
    you know I was going to ask this same question, i was wondering if I put my v1 behind the tint strip, would this affect laser.

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    Yes & Yes
    I recommend just below the tint strip.
    Read your V-1 Manual.

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    My setup is behind the factory tint strip and I don't have any problem with it at night or day time wit regards to laser or radar.

 

 

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