# It's all BULLSHIT. >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

Posted by The Max (92 J30 Maxima (turbo project underway)) on June 26, 2002 at 19:39:41:

In Reply to: think its worth it? radar jammer, i found it for 129 in a catelog...link -> posted by Alex on June 26, 2002 at 17:29:34:

True radar jammers pump out more power and their method is totally different. It's basically transmitting random noise which confuses the radar unit because it's getting a variety of different frequencies being thrown at it so it to ends up showing various speeds, rendering it useless.

So in short, you could do something with an amateur radio transceiver, shove the bandwidth high up to the same microwave frequencies they operate at and just start blasting some power at it. However, the amount of power you'd need would mean getting a massive power source for it!

In short, buy a good radar detector and a good laser detector & jammer. Then learn how to use them correctly and how to talk your way out of fines should you ever get hit with Instant On radar usage. Believe me, I've saved myself a lot more in fines and demerit points by just doing that. At least you guys have the right to these devices in most states. We in Australia can't use these devices in our defence should we ever take the infringement to court. If I can still get away with it, it should only be easier for you as long as you know what to say.

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: True radar jammers pump out more power and their method is totally different. It's basically transmitting random noise which confuses the radar unit because it's getting a variety of different frequencies being thrown at it so it to ends up showing various speeds, rendering it useless. : So in short, you could do something with an amateur radio transceiver, shove the bandwidth high up to the same microwave frequencies they operate at and just start blasting some power at it. However, the amount of power you'd need would mean getting a massive power source for it! : In short, buy a good radar detector and a good laser detector & jammer. Then learn how to use them correctly and how to talk your way out of fines should you ever get hit with Instant On radar usage. Believe me, I've saved myself a lot more in fines and demerit points by just doing that. At least you guys have the right to these devices in most states. We in Australia can't use these devices in our defence should we ever take the infringement to court. If I can still get away with it, it should only be easier for you as long as you know what to say.