RMR-RS202D
The RMR-RS202D
Remote radar laser jammer, makes your vehicle electronically
invisible to police radar and laser
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Sale!
$249.95
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No
more speeding tickets!
 The
NEW RMR-RS202D (remote scrambler) is the latest in
Rocky Mountain Radars' cutting edge technology for the avoidance
of speeding tickets. The RMR-RS202D has all the great
features, of our most popular unit, the PHAZER II - RMR-S201.
It has the jamming protection for both radar and laser. The
RMR-RS202D provides up to 3 times the jamming power
of our conventional units by being externally mounted to the
outside of the vehicle by the license plate where the police
like to aim their laser guns and optimizing the radar jamming
by not being restricted by windshield glass. Plus, it gives
the obvious discretion of not being readily visible by the
police by hanging in the windshield. This
is opportune for those discerning drivers with clandestine
and security desires. The radar and laser sensors (2) front
and rear jamming sensors, need to be mounted outside of the
vehicle for best performance and with a clear view (no obstructions).
Laser is light and won't go through anything. Radar will go
through anything except metal or chrome, so remember that
when installing for optimum performance. The jamming sensors
are provided with 17' cables each and will need a power source
only, no connection to any control panel is necessary but
would recommend connecting to starter side (only when engine
is started) to avoid battery power drain. The RMR-RS202D
has a one-year warranty and a one-year ticket rebate included
with each unit. Features include: Lidar
units.
Features
include:
- Discrete
Remote Installation
- 360
degree Scrambling
- Jams
all Radar (X, K, and Ka)
- Jams
all Laser (lidar)
- One
Year manufacturer Ticket Rebate
- One
Year manufacturer Warranty
- 100%
FCC Legal
- University
Tested
- Made
in USA
DIMENSIONS:
7.5 X 3 X 5 Unit /pr Weight .91 Legal in all states except
California, Nebraska, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Virginia and Washington
D.C
*Certain
restrictions may apply in certain states – check with your
local authorities
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