Faced with fines of $11,000.00 per day of continued sales of the Rocky Mountain radar jamming products, President Allen Kent of Rolla Missouri has decided to take down his popular radar jammer website.
Last month, RadarJammers.com website had posted on their home page that the FCC was attempting to shut them down and that I, (Radar Roy) and my “cronies” had written letters to senators and congressmen saying how their units were a scam and that they didn’t work.
This first website to be shut down is significant, as it has had the number one listing in Google for the term “radar jammers” for several years.
There are several other websites that were found in violation in the FCC order, and their websites are still up and running. But repeated phone calls and emails to these companies remain unanswered.
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Humm…. Looks like the RadarJammers.com Website is back up. Can’t these guys ever give up. I’m just Glad that Roy is honest with everyone and doesn’t support these products.
If everyone only knew what a scam these RadarJammers were. Best to get a good Detector then waste your money on RMR junk….
Oh well, Roy keep up the fight, we’re behind you all the way.
Orbital75
I have read all of the FCC’s briefs from 1997, 1998, 2006 and 2007 as well as the 10th Circuit’s decision of 1997. I find it interesting that the FCC’s own testing and research of these products conclude that the devices “ARE CAPABLE of interfering with police radar speed measuring devices”. Like most of you, Radar Roy is the gospel when it comes to these things, and I believe his testing. But what is up with the FCC oncluding that these pieces of junk actually WORK?!
If you go to http://www.radarjammer.com/experts-say/wwor.html you’ll see a video that shows that the RMR does jam, however you have to be within 12″ of the radargun
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