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WilliamN said:Hey, I live in TEXAS. Everythings legal here! :lol: Besides, I don't care if it is or not. I am going to hide it :twisted:
0mega said:It is technically impossible to jam radar (hey, the us military would love to, but they can't yet )... to do this you have to actively process and modify the signal.
pike said:Are you forum member at overclckers.com.au, JB ???
0mega said:why?? no, i'm not, what is it? I'll check it out
anymore info on this? Does it protect you from all angles?Eclipsed said:He is talking about LIDAR, which uses a laser instead of radio waves.A company called Passport has a jammer, which I've installed on a few vehicles and had a chance to take a close look at it.Its was a very simple, I could be wrong, but it didn't appear to have a circuit that pulses the LEDs.If you figure it out, let me know, from what I hear they work very well.
pike said:It is possible today, it is something called chaff. I've been told that is disperses negatively charged ion-aluminium pieces of foil. 'Air Force One' ( the plane the US president gets to fly in) is equipped with this sorta stuff, but it comes in the form of flares, not grenades.
The negative ions equalize the positive half of the radar signal (chop off the top half of the radar wave) and only the negative half of the wave is relfected back into the reciever. This disrupts the radar frequency.
JohnBrown said:Why is it that every w**ker in a car thinks that he (and it's almost always a "he") can drive safely at high speed?