Wireless Laser Jammer Setup?

[RadarReviews_Net]

Anyone ever used a wireless laser jammer setup? I was just curious about it... obviously the install would be easier then having to run wires through your engine to connect to the main control box...

but how about performance, I wonder if there is any delay in the signal from the receiver (laser head) to the control box? Seems like with a wire it would be more instant and better performance...?

Im just thinking in terms of like wireless internet.... sometimes it drops the signal...cant get connected sometimes.... also can lose speed vs. the connection if you were going into straight into the modem....

Just curious if it is in the same ballpark as what I am seeing?

[BG53]

I dont think anyone makes jammers that are wireless between the heads + control box. Way to risky

[RadarReviews_Net]

Originally Posted by BG53

I dont think anyone makes jammers that are wireless between the heads + control box. Way to risky

I believe this is what this unit does right?

Laser Pro Park Wireless Dual Package (Car) :: Laser Pro Park :: Direct MotorSport International, LLC

[Bmw Power]

Yeah the Cheetah system but I dont know much about it nor do I know anyone with it.

[lacning74]

Originally Posted by RadarReviews_Net

I believe this is what this unit does right?

Laser Pro Park Wireless Dual Package (Car) :: Laser Pro Park :: Direct MotorSport International, LLC

No, the connection between the sensors and cpu is still wired.

Here's info from that website above:

What's In the Kit?:
- Power Sense Node
- Audio Node
- Laser Interface (to laser device junction box)*
- Waterproof box
- * NEW * StealthNode Key Fob (Kill Switch) * NEW *

Hook Up:
1. Connect the Cheetah "power sense" connections to your battery per the instructions.

2. Install your laser heads and connect them to your waterproof Cheetah box, which stays under the hood.

3. Inside your passenger compartment, provide power for your wireless receiver node and hook up the wireless nodes for your laser sensor heads to your junction box.

That's it! You're ready to go. Save yourself hours of frustration trying to get through the firewall or snaking wires throughout your car. With the Cheetah wireless interface, it's so easy!

[TSi+WRX]

Originally Posted by lacning74

No, the connection between the sensors and cpu is still wired.

Here's info from that website above:

I don't think you read the description correctly, bruddah.

The jammer heads go to the Cheetah Wireless box, under the hood.

The jammer's control-box (i.e. "junction box") is hooked up to the in-cabin Laser Interface wireless receiver node, with this node requiring a power source.

Thus, no wires need cross the vehicle firewall.

[lacning74]

Originally Posted by BG53

I dont think anyone makes jammers that are wireless between the heads + control box. Way to risky

i was responding to this quote. i think that's what he meant by the control box.