Do you have a photo of your install you could post? Perhaps a more optimal location for the jammer head placement could help prevent this from happening again. Those are pretty old jammers at this point too though, even older than the LI's. The LI is still an excellent jammer against older guns, but it is starting to show its age a bit at this point. LI's are no longer being sold as people are upgrading to more modern jammers. There are hardware limitations to the platform being able to jam the newest guns with more sophisticated anti-jamming technology and so software updates and even sales for the LI have basically ceased.

In MD and VA there are some newer laser guns in use that the LI can't jam. Yeah that was a great setup, especially a couple years ago. Nice summary! time for me to change my laser jammers.this one looks great for an easy install 'Escort ZW5 Wireless Shifters' but you need the new 360c detector.I confirmed with Escort that the ZR5 will be compatible with the older detectors like Max360 after the upcoming firmware update. This is good timing because I just put together a comparison review of the best laser jammers on the market so if it's time for you to upgrade (sounds like it is, based on the guns that are in use in your area), take a look through that. I used to run a Blinder as well, but it is pretty much dead at this point and hasn't been updated since 2014. It's for that reason that you'll want to get a modern laser jammer that's designed to handle modern guns. Yeah there's some new laser guns coming out that are designed with anti-jamming technology to defeat laser jammers. I wish you could run two detectors at the same time like that and get valid results. You need to run the detectors independently and then compare the results that way. Running two detectors side by side will lead to interference to where you'll see reduced range, missed alerts, and false alerts.

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