[W126 Coupe] laser jammers

[Jim Nowak]

Richard,

I like the V1.  It's by far the best detector I've
owned.  Spend the money because it's worth the price.

Yes, laser jammers are very effective.
http://www.1radardetector.com/zr3.htm
http://www.myradardetector.com/blinder.htm
http://www.radarbusters.com/products/blinder/default.asp
http://www.radarbusters.com/products/beltronics/905-laser-jammer.asp

Jim

  
--- "Shayegan, Richard" <rishayegan at davidson.edu>
wrote:

> While reading Motor Trend's 2004 Radar Detector Test
> and Buyer's guide
> (I'm trying to decide if I really do want to spend
> $400 on a V1), I came
> across this:
> " Before going further, let us make the following
> statement; jamming or
> attempting to jam a police radar gun is a federal
> felony with fines up
> to $75,000. While radar jammers are marketed,
> speedlabs.com and our
> observations in El Paso show them to be totally
> ineffective, which is
> possibly the reason that their makers, while having
> been issued cease
> and desist orders by the Federal Communications
> Commission (FCC), have
> not been prosecuted.
> 
> Laser jamming is another issue altogether. First,
> lasers are regulated
> not by the FCC but by the Food and Drug
> Administration and are
> considered separate from radar jammers. When
> effectively deployed,
> especially in conjunction with a high-performance
> conventional
> radar/LIDAR detector, laser jammers or shifters, as
> some manufacturers
> call them, can be very effective in rendering many
> laser guns
> ineffective within their legal operating
> parameters."
> 
> They go on to say that laser jammers are illegal in
> CA, MN, and UT.
> So...anyone know of a laser jammer they recommend,
> or do you all thing
> MT is full of it?
> Richard
> 
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