Enjoy it!
http://youtu.be/lDS-Nf9HtEI
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Enjoy it!
http://youtu.be/lDS-Nf9HtEI
I was waiting for him to release an updated video. Someone should post it over at RDF I would still stick with at minimum a dual and horizontal mounting is best.
i cant believe that a single head on the Bimmer, worked that well ,
Done.
I'd bet this is only the beginning.
I'll bet RadarRob could get a punch through against one head, even ALP's
It is much more difficult to get a PT when you are filming through the HUD. Still a good test. $1000 says Radarrob would get a PT.
That is impressive! I had similar results to the single head on the rear of my BMW. Only one that could nab me at will was the TruSpeedS. JFG center, but IPT on the driver side tail light, with shooter on passenger side of road.
think you would definitely have blanket cover and piece of mind, with two heads fitted correctly, awesome
Shooter needs a tripod & more practice w/ tracking ability.
Its hard to hold a camera and a laser gun and shoot with 100% accuracy. Unfortunately anything that the ALP does requires proof because of all the naysayers. I dont doubt that a skilled shooter with a steady hand shooting at the corners of the headlights can get a PT with a single head which is why we dont recommend it. Its still a very good test and shows how quickly the guns can acquire a speed on a vehicle not equipped with a Jammer and the difference when shot at with an ALP equipped vehicle. All you need is 2-3 seconds to slow down enough in most situations to be safe.Quote:
Originally Posted by RedRocket
I agree the single head performance is amazing. I'm just the cautious type................when RR either can't PT, or really, really has to work extra hard and long for it, then I feel bulletproof. More heads, well placed, should be bulletproof.
Steady shooter or not thats very impressive with only one head per end! Do LEO's really hunker down and shoot Super steady like you guys do ? Anyway I see it having 3/2 set up and you should be very very protected in the real world scenarios!
Glad to see a single head mounted vertically in the kidney of a BMW could work.
Gives me confidence in my dual horizontal setup on my BMW. But...still tempted to add a third head vertically in my kidney for extra protection.
Nice little review, shame about the aiming as it all over the shop.
Not bad for it being mounted vertical, wonder how it would go off axis
Yes!Quote:
Originally Posted by Holla
I've carefully watch many vids on YouTube & you can easily see they are held quite steady by many LEO's.I have more to say but not here in a Public thread.
Incoming PM to you...
Police holding lidar guns are very well trained in the field.Ive been and seen how they shoot and the instructors are very strick before issuing certifacation to a officer of proper use.If you can't properly hold a lidar gun and shoot correctly for accuracy then they don't belong using it.
Aside the perfect neutralisation of the guns , it is the absence of code
that rejoices me the most.
Mission accomplie :smiley-laughing:
To your comment above....Quote:
Originally Posted by curmudgeon
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hi-fi
Much better than that.. You guys will have to wait but I can see some people's faces....Quote:
Originally Posted by dinkydi
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He says laser jammer in the video. Silly boy, they are parking assist units.
Those readouts were in meters? (According to the commentary, it appears so)
Spill it :))Quote:
Originally Posted by BestRadarDetectors
+1 spill the beansQuote:
Originally Posted by Holla
drum roll and the date is ;)
http://radarandlaserforum.com/showth...1899#post11899Quote:
Originally Posted by shanetrainST
Definitely subscribed
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Next week we have been given permission to release this information on its new capabilities and we already have plenty of video proof for all the naysayers who said its not possible. I am closing this thread before everyone starts to speculate. Look forward to some new RALETC videos shortly.Quote:
Originally Posted by dinkydi