Now, I hear V1 is the best radar/laser detector....
https://store.valentine1.com/store/

What about laser jammers?

I am thinking about this...
http://www.blinder.net/blinder_x-treme.htm

 

me like the 9500i

 

Good find.
And yeah, I like the 9500i, remembers where the popo's like to sit.

 

Those things are illegal in most states...

 

A lot of my friends use the Lidatek laser jammer here in Hawaii. Hawaii police use Laser exclusively. No radar so any radar detector is useless. Jammers are what most use here. Works very effectively.

 

I've heard the passports are the best, 9500 is on my list

 

Just radar jammers are illegal from what I have read...

 

Illegal for commercial vehicles like rigs.

 

Lots of threads on this. Generally comes down to Valentine-1 vs. Passport fans. Both great brands and detectors.

 

The Valentine One is the best at detecting radar and laser.

http://guysoflidar.com/august-2007/r...ctor-test.html

http://www.laserveil.com/laser-detector-performance/

http://www.laserveil.com/laser-detec...adar-detector/

http://www.laserveil.com/laser-detec...ice-laser-gun/

http://www.laserveil.com/laser-detec...adar-detector/

http://www.laserveil.com/laser-detec...ice-laser-gun/


Laser jammers are currently illegal in nine states only.

http://guysoflidar.com/usa-laser-jammer-laws.html


The best laser jammers are the Laser Interceptor, LPP, and AL.

http://guysoflidar.com/march-2007/la...mmer-test.html


Laser Interceptor:

http://www.laser-interceptor.com/


Laser Pro Park:

http://laserprotector.com/


Antilaser:

http://www.antilaser.info/

 

The best way to beat the cops is to simply slow down.

 

well then you're not really beating them then.... and where's teh fun in driving slowly?

 

The fun is in avoiding



And......



And......



And, ultimately, THIS..........

 

Well they should only make cars that can go the speed limit then.

 

That may actually be coming, cherplex. Cars may soon be electronically governed by GPS to whatever local posted limits were...states and localities would feed that data into the system.

But to be honest, I would be opposed to cars like that.....quite strongly. I may sound anti-speed sometimes, but there is a place for it under some conditions. Sometimes, for safety reasons, you NEED a quick burst of speed, like passing on a two-lane road. Misjudge your distances, under those conditions, and you could have a head-on.

That is often a problem with AWD cars with small, N/A engines and automatics....they are sluggish enough that you have to be very careful passing on two-lane roads.