gourmet

Sounds like a good set up. They are illegal here in canada, anything that affects the police officers radar device is illegal, unfortunately I know this first hand. At least no demerit points, just a fine fo $170. in Ontario.

Brian

Aurora

But you are not affecting RADAR.

The Blinder M20 is a light emitter, not radio waves/energy pulse.

So, there is your answer.

zypp

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gudgravy

Granted if you are doing warp speed then the operator doesn't need a lidar reading (John01XX)
What if you were doing ludacris speed? What then?

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lois

Negative on that one good buddy....out.

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Toynut

So, are we on for a GB discount?

Maybe we can all save 50 bucks or so if enough of us raise our hands.

BTW,
I haven't had a ticket in 30 years, I certainly don't want to break that streak, but, sometimes I do feel a bit squidly when I'm on my FJR or XX, (sorry mom, them sikles will do me in, eventually)!

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N1K

+1

John01XX

I bought mine used from a member in California.

Someone would have to contact Blinder to see if they would do a Group Buy.

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cbrrash

Blinder will do group buys need at least 5 buyers to get a break the more buyers the better the break. I thought about getting one then just bought a escort 8500, I know it doesn't give you enough time on the lasers but I have heard that the blinder doesn't do all radar's either so you need both.

N1K

Yes, you'd need both to be covered from radar and laser.

Depending on the type of riding you do, a radar detector might completely fill your needs. Around Wisconsin, usually Laser is used in the city, or on the interstate (by the state patrol) And Laser MUST be stationary (unlike radar which a cop can be rolling around and be running.

For the most part, cops don't sit on back country roads (stationary) they are almost always patrolling, in which case, radar is the only thing you have to worry about.

On the interstates where cops sit and run speed traps all day, that is where laser is used most often.

For me, on the interstate, I've never gotten a ticket. I can always see far enough ahead, watch cars for breaklights, slow down as I approach the crest of a hill etc that I've never even been pulled over on the interstate IN my life. Its the backroads that I get nailed on while I'm in the middle of nowhere burning down corners and there's a cop driving the other way and I get nailed by the moving radar. IN that situation a radar detector is all I need.

I usually don't speed that much on the interstate anyway. 20 over or so, and then keep alert (watch overpasses etc) Having a laser jammer would give me peace of mind on the interstate and allow me to not have to be as cautious (backing off throttle as I approach the crest of a hill) etc.

Mikey

In Canada, getting caught with a Radar Jammer could get you a "interfering with police duty" (or something like that). It's not a specific charge but a broad one. That's why you'll want to turn it off so they just think you were a weak target. Last thing you want is to be battling the court system over this.

I'd be interested in a group buy. In the GTA area, they all seem to be using laser, I haven't come across Radar in a long long time.

Mikey

The M20 comes with two pods. Where are you mounting the second? I wonder if you could put one below the headlight, and the other above behind the windscreen... This would cover the helmet better too.

John01XX

I have one under the headlight and one on the top of my tag on the undertail for protection from the front and the rear.

It is a Laser jammer not a Radar jammer. I think yours was just a typo.

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