The remote V1

[Larry C Leung]

I believe that is why the original poster mentioned mounting it in his
through the glass cell phone antenna box (i.e. high up, hidden in plastic
front and rear). Another possibility is to mount it into some sort of box
that sits on the rear shelf, just don't know what it will do to the angle
of view of the front antenna and it will blind lidar reciever(s).

LL - NY

On Mon, 14 Jan 2002 19:50:49 -0500 "Janet Scruggs" <gjkscruggs at home.com>
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>Phil, et al...
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>Problem with mounting a V1 behind plastic on the front of the car is
>that it also has a rear-facing antenna which will now be hidden.
>Trust me... theability to determine the direction of the received
>signal is important.  If one is not using the V1 then 'hiding' it
>behind plastic... with proper weatherizing... should not degrade the
>performance.
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>Regards, Gross Scruggs
>V1 for three years and no tickets... new record.
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