Some one buy one and let the board know if it works!

http://www.technoscout.com/general/p...mer&site=87070

 

I'll never know if it works or not, until I get a ticket! You try it.

 

I thought someone on this board may have a friend, or a family member that is a cop. If so they could test it out. The manufacturer is offering to pay for tickets. That's impressive!

 

It's offering to pay for tickets that are 30% over the limit or 15mph. Who the hell drives 70-80 and gets busted. Most of us do 100+ a good amount of the time.

 

This was posted in another thread last week. It's Garbage, It doesn't work.

 

Wanna buy some synthetic blinker fluid? It works just as well.

 

www.radartest.com said that none of those radar/laser jammers work.

 

Yes they did, but this is a new product that came out after that test was conducted. Not only that, but the jamming methodology is completely different than those tested at radartest.com

 

How do you know it doesn't work? Not all jammers are created equal.

 

Nothing from this company has ever worked. I've seen the radar test stuff and I also used to own the original Phazer. When I had it I had a friend who is a cop clocked me to test it and he got me every time from every distance.

Rocky Mountain Radar uses passive technology. Unless you buy a jammer that actually transmits (and usually costs $300 and up and is also very illegal) it's crap. I'm telling you... don't waste your money... it's not worth it.

Oh and BTW, besides for the 30% or 15mph restriction they won't pay if you're in a school or work zone or are under any type of influence. Still not a bad deal.. but doesn't mean it works. To loosely quote Tommy Boy "I can take a shit in a box and put a guarantee on it.... but then all you've got is a guaranteed piece of shit".

You'd be better off buying the synthetic blinker fluid from GS Dave

 

Just search ebay for a used K55 and mount it under the hood - it'll blind the cops radar receiver. Plus it will get your car confiscated and you can stay the night courtesy of the local constibulary. :-)