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Nick@Apollo-Optics

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Do you know which ones don't

I know that the ****** 9500ci with ZR4 jammers is bad about giving jam codes. If you get the LaserShifter Pro (rebranded Laser Interceptor), Blinder, Laser Interceptor, and ALP are much better about that. Plus, if you use JTK, and he gets a jam code and then gets a reading, he'll probably think he just got a bad reflection or a random sun ray through it off.

Unless you just run into an LEO having a bad day, odds are he's not going to pull you over to search for jammers when he can get another vehicle speeding within five minutes.
 
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Depends what you're looking for. Do you want the laser jammers?

Not really, from what I have read they only work on direct hits, and we have such a large surface that the chance of a direct hit on one is small. I was mostly looking at it because its so concealed.
 

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Not really, from what I have read they only work on direct hits, and we have such a large surface that the chance of a direct hit on one is small. I was mostly looking at it because its so concealed.

Then save some money and buy this. Beltonics and ****** are the same company.

https://www.beltronics.com/store/stir-plus.html

And laser jammers definitely work, even for a truck this size, if installed properly. Most jammer heads protect with an 18" radius. The reason I haven't installed jammers on mine is because I'm concerned about them coming loose and/or getting damaged off-road.
 
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