TX Recommended Distances

[angrypenguin]

^ Sheriff's association eh?

[gapi]

^ Sheriff's association eh?

Yes, long time member for support because if I get robbed or whatever they are the first people I (we) call.
The perks of the tags have helped in the past. They have got me off more than once I'm sure but its all in ones run of luck.
I don't run them anymore. These days you don't want anything that helps certain people to remember you.

[V1Jockey]

My TX is 25" off the ground. Tested JTG against Dragon full size (2017) and Truspeed SX.

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[angrypenguin]

My TX is 25" off the ground. Tested JTG against Dragon full size (2017) and Truspeed SX.

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Dragoneye full size (speedlidar) was not an issue for me. JTG for everything. The challenge is not with that gun.

[Marcv125]

We have been talking with many customers with TX Sensors and discussing test results and one think is becoming clear... When sensors are mounted overall more than 30" apart it is creating some center issues. When using TX Sensors the Maximum distance from sensor to sensor can not exceed 30" Recommended spacing is closer to 24-26"

so Tom saying this, we still should mount the TX sensor at least 20inch off the ground still correct?.. And we now want the TX in line with the RX sensors?.. Just trying to understand this better. And are you suggesting a second tx sensor for certain applications now?
thx Tom

[BestRadarDetectors]

so Tom saying this, we still should mount the TX sensor at least 20inch off the ground still correct?.. And we now want the TX in line with the RX sensors?.. Just trying to understand this better. And are you suggesting a second tx sensor for certain applications now?
thx Tom

TX does not have to be in line, separation is actually preferred with TX being higher in most cases. Minimum of 20" is still required if someone wants to use the TX. No one needs more than one TX sensor on any end of a vehicle.

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[Marcv125]

TX does not have to be in line, separation is actually preferred with TX being higher in most cases. Minimum of 20" is still required if someone wants to use the TX. No one needs more than one TX sensor on any end of a vehicle.

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ok so just for clarification purposes, if i have my tx sensor mounted higher than my RX sensors, i want no more than 30 inches from outside rx to middle tx to outside rx?.

[angrypenguin]

ok so just for clarification purposes, if i have my tx sensor mounted higher than my RX sensors, i want no more than 30 inches from outside rx to middle tx to outside rx?.

30 inches is stretching it a bit. TX sensor higher is good.

[gapi]

Googling around I found this brochure.

dragoneye-compact-speed-lidar-nov15-v2-rgb.pdf

[angrypenguin]

Googling around I found this brochure.

dragoneye-compact-speed-lidar-nov15-v2-rgb.pdf

Absolutely fantastic. Been trying to find this for a few days. Thanks man!