2015 RALETC Lidar Sensitivity Testing Results featuring the Stinger VIP

Good job, Mirage!

Results are very well known to me! :) Though we did the same test with the older stinger laser head design. I would have really expected a performance gain of the new head design.

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Originally Posted by nano

Good job, Mirage!

Results are very well known to me! :) Though we did the same test with the older stinger laser head design. I would have really expected a performance gain of the new head design.

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Did you document your old test with the old heads? I would be interested in those results.

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Originally Posted by nano

Results are very well known to me! :) Though we did the same test with the older stinger laser head design. I would have really expected a performance gain of the new head design.

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Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors

Did you document your old test with the old heads? I would be interested in those results.

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I would be interested in the results as well since the head design is completely different. Would you mind posting them?

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Originally Posted by Tman

Nice infos ...

Should we deduct that the emitting angle is similar to the receiving ? , not that it would fix anything , just a curiosity question to an expert .

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I know it would vary depending upon which gun was used but I too am curious of approximately how far off the vehicle (or heads) will the gun receive the emitting pulse of each sensor. (average)

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Originally Posted by TurboDriver

I know it would vary depending upon which gun was used but I too am curious of approximately how far off the vehicle (or heads) will the gun receive the emitting pulse of each sensor. (average)

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The only unknown at the moment is the Stinger VIP. The ALP and LI were tested in 2013 (http://www.miragetools.net/2013/12/a...ivity-testing/)

ALP is around 55" so a little over 4 ft.

Thank you, Mirage. Dat Dere ALP Sensitivity!