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PHAZER
II ™
Radar
and Laser Jammer.
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ORDER
NOW!
$139.95
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The
PHAZER II ™ is
the only high performance top quality all bands radar
and laser jammer. The jammer makes your car invisible
to both radar and laser and works so well it is backed
by a one-year manufacture ticket rebate guarantee.
You get a ticket, the manufacturer will
pay it.
Today,
Rocky Mountain Radar offers drivers like you a perfect
solution, the Phazer II Combining a passive radar
jammer with an active laser jammer, the Phazer makes
your automobile electronically "invisible" to police
speed-detecting equipment.
The
radar component works by mixing an X, K or Ka radar
signal with an FM "chirp" and bouncing it back at
the squad car by way of a wave-guide antenna, effectively
confusing the computer inside the radar gun. The laser
component transmits an infrared beam that has the
same effect on laser Lidar units.
The Phazer II Jammer Include a windshield mount and
power cord. Made in the USA Complies with all FCC
regulations. Legal in most states except OK, CA, NE,
MN, VA and Washington D.C.
Features
include:
- Jams
radar (X, K, and Ka)
- Jams
all Laser (lidar)
- One
Year manufacturer Ticket Rebate
- Three
Year manufacturer Warranty
- 100%
FCC Legal
- University
Tested
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- Manual
Scrambler Test
- Covers
all European Radar also
- Worlds
Only All Band Scrambler
- Cigarette
plug in cord
- Suction
cup window mount
- 12 volt accessory jack
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Does
it really work?
Here
what radar experts say:
"From
the body of test data taken during the road tests
of Feb. 8, it is clear that use of these passive jammers
does reduce the range of which police radar units
can acquire and/or maintain lock (give consistent
and accurate speed values of the vehicle) and that
this jamming effectiveness can be measured."
Ron R Delyser, PhD - University of Denver
"Conclusion
of laboratory tests is the jammer will indeed jam
police traffic radar's at long range, allowing speeding
drivers with radar detectors time to slow down before
their speed can be detected."
J.S.H. - University of Northern Florida
"A
passive jammer is not a transmitter. What it does
is take the signal transmitted by a radar, couples
noise onto it and reflect on incoherent signal back
to the radar. This renders the radar unable to display
a speed reading. The radar is effectively disabled.
The jammer, then is a radar interference."
Michael Jeffries, Sr Electronics Technician, Nebraska
State Patrol
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