Stealth Technology
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Stealth Technology
Here tis.
Was reading a laser detection article the other day and lo & behold the detection ranges for a car with no front plate, is much less than one with. Check out this site: http://www.laserveil.com/why-veil-works/
Go to the test data summery page.
The theory is sound on their product but I’m skeptical unless I can get independent data.
Anyone try this?
Was reading a laser detection article the other day and lo & behold the detection ranges for a car with no front plate, is much less than one with. Check out this site: http://www.laserveil.com/why-veil-works/
Go to the test data summery page.
The theory is sound on their product but I’m skeptical unless I can get independent data.
Anyone try this?
Go big or don't go...
Joined: May 2005
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From: Georgetown TX
Originally Posted by JFTaylor
Here tis.
Was reading a laser detection article the other day and lo & behold the detection ranges for a car with no front plate, is much less than one with. Check out this site: http://www.laserveil.com/why-veil-works/
Go to the test data summery page.
The theory is sound on their product but I’m skeptical unless I can get independent data.
Anyone try this?
Was reading a laser detection article the other day and lo & behold the detection ranges for a car with no front plate, is much less than one with. Check out this site: http://www.laserveil.com/why-veil-works/
Go to the test data summery page.
The theory is sound on their product but I’m skeptical unless I can get independent data.
Anyone try this?
www.radarbusters.com
www.radartest.com is also good; each talk a little about "veils" and "creams" - nothing is better than abstinence
JK
Last edited by jkonkle; Jun 15, 2005 at 11:24 PM. Reason: added web site reference
