Rocky Mountain Phazer II Radar Detector
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- Mute: Without Mute
- Detection Mode: City / Highway modes
- Detection Area: Front
- VG-2/VG-3 Alert: VG-2 Alert
- Detection Bands: X Band K Band Ka Band Laser
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Please don't wast your money on this product it
Pros
absolutely none
Cons
allows radar guns to detect your car easier
Recommended it?
No
The Bottom Line:
This product is useless and an absolute waste of money.
This is the worst attempt to con the poor unfortunate speeder I have ever seen it is utterly useless. My buddy has a radar gun, so I figured since I just bought my Phazer I would give it a quick test. So I drove by him at 35 mph in the parking lot and the gun read 36 mph. So we gave it another try and the gun clocked me at 40 mph, I thought I was going 40 too, so needless to say I was upset because I was conned by Rocky Mountain because they sold me a useless piece of plastic. Here is a review I found on the internet by a fellow radar tester and avid speeder
"A new model from Rocky Mountain Radar, the Phazer is claimed to counter radar and lasers. Unlike previous models, this one has a translucent end panel that permits a glimpse inside at a pair of LEDs and a cheap, chromed plastic antenna. It's also larger and weighs four ounces more-up to 6.5 ounces. Placing it on the dash actually increased the ProLaser II's maximum target range by eight percent. The Marksman radar unit benefited even more: Instead of clocking the target car at 1954 feet, we could reach out and pop it at 2327 feet. We expect this will meet with approval among police officers. "
"A new model from Rocky Mountain Radar, the Phazer is claimed to counter radar and lasers. Unlike previous models, this one has a translucent end panel that permits a glimpse inside at a pair of LEDs and a cheap, chromed plastic antenna. It's also larger and weighs four ounces more-up to 6.5 ounces. Placing it on the dash actually increased the ProLaser II's maximum target range by eight percent. The Marksman radar unit benefited even more: Instead of clocking the target car at 1954 feet, we could reach out and pop it at 2327 feet. We expect this will meet with approval among police officers. "
