March 2006

Whistler just issued a warning to customers outside of the US who are looking to buy a Whistler detector: BEWARE. Some internet searches apparently turn up products that claim to be Whistler radar detectors, but in fact are not. Here are two examples (one, two). International customers: always be sure that the Whistler products that […]

Bel is discontinuing the LaserPro 905, and they will not be replacing it. After they’re gone, the only product available from Bel that will offer laser blocking is the RX75 Plus. If you are in the market for a laser jammer that will interface with your high end Bel radar detector, get one while you […]

Techeblog is reporting a new radar detector called the Illumine. The Illumine is designed for female drivers. It has a unique look, similar to a perfume bottle. The Illumine does not “beep” or make any other sound. Instead, it glows when a radar is detected. The stronger the signal, the brighter the glow. While an […]

A radar detector is a great tool, but it could hurt you more than help if you don’t know how to use it properly. This post will attempt to explain how you can get the most benefit from your radar detector. It will teach you what you can expect from your radar detector, and what […]

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 […]