[radarrob]

If you like what you see Pm me.I currently can test or install your jammer.I will post jammers installed on bmw s of all makes Ive done.

[radarrob]

[taibanl]

WHy not post a pic of the vertical mount?

[radarrob]

I will. I'm having problems uploading pictures to the forum.I have one hang in there.

[nitehawk]

Originally Posted by radarrob

If you like what you see Pm me.I currently can test or install your jammer.I will post jammers installed on bmw s of all makes Ive done.

Interesting setup.
Why not BMW edition vertical heads?

Edit: sorry didn't see your above post

[radarrob]

This is my wifes car with a Li dual mounted near headlights.

[radarrob]

Found a way to fix the picture.

[upstatedoc]

I'd like to do the headlight mount. will the heads slide further towards the middle with bubbles in?

[upstatedoc]

rob whats your opinion on vertical (BMW or regular) mounts? do they do as well?

[VP Electricity]

LI rotates the emitter diodes in the vertical BMW packages. If you mount the standard units vertically they work poorly.

If properly installed they work identically. I don't understand why someone would even post pics of a BMW grille with horizontal sensors carved into it, now that the vertical units are available.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by VP Electricity

LI rotates the emitter diodes in the vertical BMW packages. If you mount the standard units vertically they work poorly.

If properly installed they work identically. I don't understand why someone would even post pics of a BMW grille with horizontal sensors carved into it, now that the vertical units are available.

Have you tested your setup against off-axis shots? Testing I have seen shows the vertical orientation recessed like yours doesn't do well against off-axis. Head-on shots,sure they do well but increase the angle and the LI's will miss the lidar shot.

[radarrob]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

Have you tested your setup against off-axis shots? Testing I have seen shows the vertical orientation recessed like yours doesn't do well against off-axis. Head-on shots,sure they do well but increase the angle and the LI's will miss the lidar shot.

x2.^

[radarrob]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

rob whats your opinion on vertical (BMW or regular) mounts? do they do as well?

Vertical don't do we'll.Ive tested in the field and when hit with off axis you get PT at around 500ft or more.When installed in the grill the receiver does not see the lidar beam witch will not alert.

[radarrob]

Originally Posted by VP Electricity

LI rotates the emitter diodes in the vertical BMW packages. If you mount the standard units vertically they work poorly.

If properly installed they work identically. I don't understand why someone would even post pics of a BMW grille with horizontal sensors carved into it, now that the vertical units are available.

At the time vertical heads were not around.Now that they are he may have switched them out.

[radarrob]

Originally Posted by upstatedoc

rob whats your opinion on vertical (BMW or regular) mounts? do they do as well?

The white bmw 335i in front of headlights with slit angle to them I was JTG and that will protect the whole front of the car including off axis shots.Triple head setup is best for max performance Three heads.

[VP Electricity]

Around here overpass use is the most common, and what the client was most concerned about. It was installed per the client's request. If you make the LI too obvious, you're getting a ticket regardless - it has to be stealthy enough to not attract attention and not make your BMW look ugly.

[X.X.I.V]

Originally Posted by VP Electricity

Around here overpass use is the most common, and what the client was most concerned about. It was installed per the client's request. If you make the LI too obvious, you're getting a ticket regardless - it has to be stealthy enough to not attract attention and not make your BMW look ugly.

no way i can get away with those sticking out like that in IL

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by VP Electricity

If you make the LI too obvious, you're getting a ticket regardless

Why would you get a ticket if jammers aren't illegal in your state?

"several states have passed laws that specifically prohibit the use of laser jammers, including: Alaska, California, Colorado, Illinois, Minnesota, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Tennessee and Texas. The legality of laser jammers in Nebraska and Washington, D.C. is disputed.[5]"

My jammers are obvious and I've never gotten a ticket for them.

[upstatedoc]

Originally Posted by mario0573

no way i can get away with those sticking out like that in IL

Yea, kinda sucks for you because jammin' is illegal in IL. You have to sacrifice performance for stealth.