K1200S new Blinder install

steagall1000 · #6 (**permalink**) 2007-10-09

The LTI is a lot harder to JTG than the Pro Laser III. I use to get Punch through at about 138 feet with my M-20 I had. The M-25 should be a little better than the M-20. Maybe 90 feet or possibly JTG. Leon will tell you, its all about placement.

Georgia Boy

WaltBurkett · #7 (**permalink**) 2007-10-09

I really could care less about JTG. Just want enough time to decelerate.

Blinder Dude · #8 (**permalink**) 2007-10-09

Hey Walt
Glad to hear you have the second head installed.
I will ask Jason to hook up and do some other testing with you.
I'm not sure how soon, I know we will all be out at SEMA the end of the month, but will see if he can do something before.
I would like to see the results myself.
Let me know if you need anything.
Thanks
Leon

SpeedCheetahAl · #9 (**permalink**) 2007-10-10

that is some instal

It's good to see a biker who's aware of the stealth opportunities that jammers offer. You didn't buy that bike to toddle along at 70 or 80

SpeedCheetahAl · #10 (**permalink**) 2007-10-10

One of the "extreme" tests I'd like to see is what happens if you're targetted whilst, you're still on an angle, coming out of a corner. To be fair it's unlikely that you'd be targetted like that. Most encounters will be when you're travelling along a straight road.

My thoughts are that the Blinders should offer a better level of protection on a bike because the jamming beam "spreads" more quickly than laser diode competitors so it should offer a wider field of protection, ideal for when you're pitching and rolling on a bike.