Northeast Laser Jammer test results for June '09

Speed Trap Hunter · #2 (**permalink**) 2009-06-29

I really like the fact that you repeatedly continued firing after any given PT was achieved at any given distance during your frontal passes.

I have found in my own experiments/tests certain PTs may and do occur at certain distances and sometimes just at certain distances/moments.

These kind of results do really help, I believe, in better understanding the actual dynamics that are going on.

Nicely done.

STH

Veil Guy · #3 (**permalink**) 2009-06-29

I also appreciate the fact that cars of actual owners were used, all different sorts of shapes and colors and combinations.

I think that alone provides more insight, as well.

Nice effort. Thanks for sharing.

Veil Guy

Stealth Enthusiast · #4 (**permalink**) 2009-06-29

Oh goodie, another test. I love tests

Everytime I see results like those above I tend to think that I over designed my system with its 9 heads (4 front/5 rear) and of course Veil

I think I need to join 'CounterMeasures Anonymous' with its 12 step program...

Is there any particular reason for such slow speeds during the tests? Doesn't that give the gun a unfair advantage since it has twice as much time on the target?

Veil Guy · #5 (**permalink**) 2009-06-29

^

I would really like to see a test conducted with just one LI head on the front and one on the rear with passives (like Veil and possibly the LS or a Veiled Photo Blur plate cover).

Is anyone really willing to see what that kind of setup would result in?

I've been waiting for this for a loooooong time.

...Give us some honest runs and see how we do together in that configuration?

Any takers who dare to try and please not necessarily on a silver H1?

Veil Guy