Comments on: radar jammer Helpful Knowledgebase

By: Uccello

Uccello — Sun, 13 Dec 2009 22:13:05 +0000

very nice unit. be sure to turn on scrambler. nice product and piece of mind. well worth the money

By: LaBrie

LaBrie — Sat, 12 Dec 2009 10:50:06 +0000

I have had this radar detector for about a month now. When product arrived it had a diffrent name on box. Not the name as seen on description. I kept it anyway. I am not sure if it scrambles radar but it sure does its job. I have used it on the highway and it warns you at least a mile in advance of any traps up ahead. Not too many false signals only when near automatic doors at stores. Over all product works well and price is not bad either.

By: Silverton

Silverton — Thu, 10 Dec 2009 22:57:18 +0000

Be aware that the manufacturer is known for false claims on their products. Do not expect this product to have any effect on police laser. DO NOT RISK YOUR LICENSE BY USING THIS PRODUCT. Research the company, products, the claims and the investigations against them. If you want a radar detector, look at Valentine 1, Escort/Bel or Whistler.

By: Leon

Leon — Wed, 09 Dec 2009 10:12:25 +0000

Do you honestly think this product can scramble police laser and radar? Its a SCAM. Don’t take my word, just research the manufacturer. Save your money, save your license….do not buy! If you want an effective radar detector, checkout Valentine 1, Escort/Cel and Whistler.

By: Rensch

Rensch — Mon, 07 Dec 2009 22:26:02 +0000

Beware. I bought four of these units everyone had defective suction cups
one of the units fell from the window as I was going around a trun and flew out the window. they will not stick to the window no longer than 15 min and the wil fall off. The company got my money and gave me a big run around. Telling me to clean the windows with cleaners and ect. Bottom line to bad sorry about your luck solong. I rate them poor and morally bankrupt

By: Umland

Umland — Sun, 06 Dec 2009 10:42:04 +0000

Repeatable tests show that all of this companies products are an outright scam. Just take a look at all of the consumer reports and Better Business Bureau complaints lodged against the company. They even got in trouble with the FCC!

They do however have an excellent PR machine, and it is sad to say but the vast majority of these positive reviews are from Rocky Mountain Radar paid representatives. I am a member of several enthusiast forums and RMR even pays their shills to infiltrate the forums and spread false positive reviews about the product.

A quick google will confirm everything I am saying. Google for "Raday Roy and Rocky Mountain Radar".

By: Ou

Ou — Fri, 04 Dec 2009 22:11:47 +0000

This is a much better product than the RMR-C475, because the voice is nice, not grating as the 475. We did have a problem with this unit (no sound) but fortunately the vendor replaced the unit without any hassel (except my paying the shipping).

By: Donohoe

Donohoe — Thu, 03 Dec 2009 10:10:17 +0000

I have tested their products and they do no work as advertised. They do provide low end radar and laser detection, but for the price you can buy much better units from reputable radar detector makers. They do not scramble laser or radar used by police to prevent you from getting a ticket. Be sure to Google Rocky Mountain Radar BEFORE you buy one of their products. If you still end up buying one of their products, I have some bridges I’d like to sell to you. Here is a video with a review showing how their products don’t work, and that fake documentation was given to the news network to say it works:
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You have been warned…

By: Allinsmith

Allinsmith — Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:14:07 +0000

I can completely confirm what others have posted here. The M25 works. You MUST mount the heads correctly - i have them no more than 18" away from either my front plate or my headlights. Fortunately, my car offers close to ideal mounting positions in the front grill. On the flip side, my car has a boatload of shiny chrome up front. I thought that so much reflectivity would push this thing to its limits. If it wasn't recommended by Alex Roy I never would have thought the M25 could actually work.

Alex is also correct about the Valentine 1, which for more than 10 years I've come to rely upon totally. Once the laser warning goes of though - you might as well start reaching for your license, ins, and registration.

I love a good road trip, and the left front seat of my VW is my favorite place in the world. Since I've installed the M25 it has stomped every single attempt to laser me (approx a dozen times) from one side of this country to the other. I am not kidding. I have nothing to do with the company except for being one of their most completely satisfied customers. I had professional installers do all the work except for me showing them exactly where I wanted to have the emitter heads installed. All told, i think the whole bill was around $600. The M25 has paid for itself 3 or 4 times over in saved ticket costs and insurance rate hikes.

For me, this thing is so good I hesitate to promote it because I don't want the revenue officers to adapt.

No one should ever drive recklessly. Ever. Drive like a jerk and I hope the cops catch you as soon as possible. However, if you're sick of getting tix for 85 in a 65 by Roscoe and his laser gun then I think you know what your next move is. The M25 is the Real Deal.

By: Cunningham

Cunningham — Mon, 30 Nov 2009 10:21:02 +0000

I will preface this review by stating that I do not currently own this particular model, I own the M20 Blinder (prev gen) and it is so good that I am on this site today to purchase the latest model (M25), knowing it can only be better. I am upgrading because the M20 has known punch through at around 100M whereas the M25 advertises no punch through all the way to the gun.

Based on my M20 experiences they are worth their weight in gold. I used to live in Atlanta GA and all they used were laser guns. Due to the 9 lane highways radar just wouldn't work. I have always had my Valentine 1 radar detector but after moving to Atlanta and getting my first laser ticket I realized I had to do something.

About two weeks of research later I settled upon the M20 kit. Installation is a bit of a pain, esp if you have a car without a proper grill, but I managed. In the 3yrs I lived in Atlanta it had 0 false alerts and blocked 4 laser attempts.

One of the attempts was truly incredible to me, in Atlanta they have a bad habit of lining cops down the downramps to the highway and a single cop standing in the middle of the overpass with a laser gun tagging everyone that passes beneath. I saw the cop and the laser gun and thought there was no way the M20 would be able to return fire at such a steep up angle, especially since due to my car's design I had to mount the emitters near the bottom by the fog lights. I wouldn't even have blamed the M20 if it didn't manage to block the laser.

To my amazement, it actually worked, managed to block the laser almost straight up, and saved me from what I will only describe as a ticket that could have resulted in jail time. I still have the M20 kit, but will purchse the M25 without hesitation because peace of mind is priceless.

One thing I do strongly recommend to everyone else is you must combine this kit with a quality radar detector, for me my V1 is second to none; when I put the two together cops do not stand a chance, typical detection distances are over 5 miles.