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No need for holes if you get the Parking Dynamics gear.
Most of the reviews I could find on these electromagnetic (vs. ultrasonic) sensors were not very positive. The claimed range is only 2.5 feet, and most reviewers had trouble achieving that, even with a second antenna strip, vs. up to 10 feet for ultrasonic. That might be the reason all of the OEMs (even McLaren and Ferrari!) use ultrasonic sensors, even though they interrupt the smooth surface of the bumper.
I am also interested in Blinder for its duel role capability and wonder if the large Model S would go Duel or Quad system and the cost for the system installed.
I'll ask my installer to take some pics. He is 40 miles away so I won't be around to take them myself during the installation process.
Isn't blinder only in the front though? Wouldn't be useful as a laser jam,et in back, but then wouldn't help you with alerts in back. I personally only need front, but replying to the picture of the hd cam blurred out by water.
my concern isn't really the holes, which can look fine to me, it's the electronics integration. i'm skeptical that i will be happy with a solution that adds a little homemade box to my console with lights on it or a little speaker under the dash making beeps...
for better or worse i've gotten used to the display and audio cueing on the bmw's.. which works very well. the display that looks like lidar or radar is very intuitively useful, and the beeping that speeds up as you get closer, and rear obstructions beep from the back in a lower tone than front obstructions which beep from the front... it all works very nicely.
don't know if i could stand for anything less.... well, obviously, now i have nothing! so, i can stand it.. but as far as an interim solution until tesla fully integrates.. i'm going to watch the release of the Model S Mark 2 with a sizable amount of frustration, lol.
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Would be useful in the back because a lot of police laser the car on bridges as people drive under them and catch them from behind.
Jammers and detectors are illegal in my jurisdiction. Cars found to have them are subject to being impounded or, if the device is portable having the device seized in addition to a hefty fine. I realize they are legal in many areas, but isn't a permanently-mounted solution like this going to restrict where you can and cannot drive?