Passive Radar Jammers Don't Work!
There are lots of products out there that claim to be passive radar 'jammers' or 'scramblers'. Most of these products are manufactured under the brand Rocky Mountain Radar, or RMR. Many of these products sell for $200 and up, and claim to jam both police radar and laser guns.
Tests have shown over and over again that these products are not capable of jamming anything. They are usually capable of detecting radar, but have the range of a $50 detector. I consider these products to be fraudulent and a scam. This company is intentionally deceiving customers. Because of this, we have never sold these products and we never will.
Don't just take my word for this. Check out these other stories:
RadarTest.com compares the RMR lineup to a top Escort detector. Can you guess the results?
In a different test, RadarTest.com finds that an empty box jams laser as well as the RMR-C450. How well does the box jam laser? Not at all.
CopRadar.com reports that passive jammers have zero effect on radar.
WREG-TV finds a lawyer who wants to start a class action suit against RMR. This story also finds the RMR scrambler works as well as a block of wood.
A police officer decides to test out a RMR Phazer 2 in this Local 6 story. The result? "No matter my speed, distance, type of speed gun -- radar or laser -- they got me every time."
There are many other stories just like these, but I hope this is enough to get my point across. Don't waste your money on a passive radar jammer! You would be much better off investing in a high quality radar detector, such as the Bel RX65 or the Escort 8500 X50. If you get one of these products and learn how to use it, you will be successful at avoiding speeding tickets.

Comments
For many years,i've been using bel radar detectors,and i was 100% satisfied.By may 2004,i bought a passport 8500,6 month later i sent it back for repairs and now the guarantee is expired and it still out of order.It's showing:self calibration,and after a few seconds,service reqiired.I am not interested to buy a bel radar detector since i know that bel and escort/passport are the same company.What is your suggestion,considering the fact that i am not interested to spend any money to repair my actual passport 8500?
Posted by: steven gaul | June 17, 2006 02:18 PM