The unit uses the licence free 904nm laser frequency. The same frequency as used by several motor manufacturers eg. Nissan’s adaptive cruise control system which uses laser to determine the distance immediately in front of the vehicle and to deactivate the cruise control if the stopping distance is considered to be too short. Police laser guns use the same 904 nm frequency also.
In order to prevent interference with other laser based systems the Laser Pro Park has been designed to alert the driver of possible interference & if necessary switch the system down.
Thanks guys.
Thinking about a diffuser(jammer).
Anybody using one of them?
these are illegal,get a road angel plus-not a professional,too many issues with the professional
I wouldn't fancy risking it to be honest. If you drive past and they get "error" on their gun they're just going to pull you over anyway and I'm pretty sure they'll be update with devices that jam their speed guns, so they'll know where to look for them.
Point taken. But do they have to power to confiscate the vehicle if the suppoesed device isn't located on the car at the roadside?
Sorry to ask another question on your thread, but as we're talking about these type of things anyway. I Have an origin b2 which came with the car. The recepit says it cost the previous owner nearly 400 quid fitted, and there's a cradle fitted onto the dash. I've never used it, and i presume it needs updating. Anyone any ideas if they're still any good and how eaxctly they work? I found something to do with it wired up into where the light in the center of the roof is.
Sorry to ask another question on your thread, but as we're talking about these type of things anyway. I Have an origin b2 which came with the car. The recepit says it cost the previous owner nearly 400 quid fitted, and there's a cradle fitted onto the dash. I've never used it, and i presume it needs updating. Anyone any ideas if they're still any good and how eaxctly they work? I found something to do with it wired up into where the light in the center of the roof is.