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Car Forum / Chevrolet / Chevrolet Corvette / October 2004

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yar - 16 Oct 2004 18:47 GMT
Hi I use an LRC10 laser jammer ( Ido not know if you have this model in the
US ), it needs to be placed as near to the front number plate, as possible
as this is where the police aim their radar guns.

On my newly acquired 2001 corvette it all seams to be one piece at the nose
end with no gaps to fit it.

Where would you normally fir your jammers?. If I fit it underneath it would
seem to be to vulnerable.

Help please
Virgil Hilts - 17 Oct 2004 04:03 GMT
Good Luck

> Hi I use an LRC10 laser jammer ( Ido not know if you have this model in the
> US ), it needs to be placed as near to the front number plate, as possible
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>
> Help please
BenF802961 - 17 Oct 2004 05:46 GMT
>From: "yar" raybright@btclick.com
>Date: 10/16/04 12:47 PM Central

>Where would you normally fir your jammers?

'Jammers are illegal in the US
labtech2 - 26 Oct 2004 02:47 GMT
LASAR jammers are just "lights"   no restriction on them at all
they don't emit RF (radio frequencies) and therefore aren't "governed" by
anyone

suggest you read the original post

> >From: "yar" raybright@btclick.com
> >Date: 10/16/04 12:47 PM Central
>
> >Where would you normally fir your jammers?
>
> 'Jammers are illegal in the US
TF - 26 Oct 2004 03:41 GMT
> LASAR jammers are just "lights"   no restriction on them at all
> they don't emit RF (radio frequencies) and therefore aren't "governed" by
> anyone

yet, won't be long.

> suggest you read the original post
>
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> >
> > 'Jammers are illegal in the US
Tom in Missouri - 27 Oct 2004 15:44 GMT
Unless you run into a really sharp cop who realizes instead of giving you a
traffic ticket that is a non-criminal offense and has nothing to do with
your permanent record, he can arrest you on charges of interfering with a
police officer which is a felony or misdemeanor, depending on the state, and
does go on your permanent record as a criminal offense.

So do you get the $100 traffic fine or do you shoot for the $200 an hour
attorney to keep your sorry butt out of jail and mark the record that all
future employers check before hiring you?

> LASAR jammers are just "lights"   no restriction on them at all
> they don't emit RF (radio frequencies) and therefore aren't "governed" by
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> >
> > 'Jammers are illegal in the US
 
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