Snooper SLD 920 - Laser Diffuser
07-03-2002, 03:05 AM
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Hi LB,
I've been interested in these devices for a few weeks now.
Are you going to fit it yourself or get a mechanic to fit it up for you? I'd be interested in how easy/difficult it is and/or costs.
Also, reading up on the SLD920 blurb, where exactly and how will the two optical sensors be fitted?
Would love to see some pics once it's been fitted.
I've been interested in these devices for a few weeks now.
Are you going to fit it yourself or get a mechanic to fit it up for you? I'd be interested in how easy/difficult it is and/or costs.
Also, reading up on the SLD920 blurb, where exactly and how will the two optical sensors be fitted?
Would love to see some pics once it's been fitted.
07-03-2002, 03:29 AM
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Looks good - possibly the perfect compliment to my BEL 550. Would you get in trouble if you left your car permanently "cloaked", even if you got a threat warning ?
Chasing after you just to see if you had one installed would probably be too much trouble ?
Chasing after you just to see if you had one installed would probably be too much trouble ?
07-03-2002, 03:37 AM
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Hi Mark,
I hope to get round to fitting it this weekend - weather permitting!
The actual fitting of it doesn't look that complicated. I'm not going to attempt it myself - I'll give most DIY stuff a go, but electrics I steer clear of. I know someone who's a bit of a whizz with car electrics and he has said he'll do it (for a pie and a pint!!), which is great as I can see what's going on with the car (and help!). I don't have to trust it to some stranger, or worse still a Honda dealer!!! Not sure how much you'd normally get charged for fitting something like this, but I would guess it would probably take about an hour to an hour and a half to do.
The two sensors screw on to the car and should fit in between the slats of the front grill. Will have a closer look tonight to decide exactly where.
Will post pics at the weekend after it's been fitted.
I hope to get round to fitting it this weekend - weather permitting!
The actual fitting of it doesn't look that complicated. I'm not going to attempt it myself - I'll give most DIY stuff a go, but electrics I steer clear of. I know someone who's a bit of a whizz with car electrics and he has said he'll do it (for a pie and a pint!!), which is great as I can see what's going on with the car (and help!). I don't have to trust it to some stranger, or worse still a Honda dealer!!! Not sure how much you'd normally get charged for fitting something like this, but I would guess it would probably take about an hour to an hour and a half to do.
The two sensors screw on to the car and should fit in between the slats of the front grill. Will have a closer look tonight to decide exactly where.
Will post pics at the weekend after it's been fitted.
07-03-2002, 03:45 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by W6DAN
[B]Would you get in trouble if you left your car permanently "cloaked", even if you got a threat warning ?
[B]Would you get in trouble if you left your car permanently "cloaked", even if you got a threat warning ?
07-03-2002, 03:52 AM
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[QUOTE]Originally posted by Leggy Blonde
[B]It is recommended that when you discover you are being 'zapped', you check you are doing the appropriate speed, then turn the device off so they can get a reading on you.
[B]It is recommended that when you discover you are being 'zapped', you check you are doing the appropriate speed, then turn the device off so they can get a reading on you.
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07-03-2002, 03:54 AM
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Speedtrap Guide review 
I'd very much like one of these too, I had no idea they are so inexpensive!
I'll add it to my wish list
I'd very much like one of these too, I had no idea they are so inexpensive!
I'll add it to my wish list