You can plug in a GPS antenna to add some speed-based functionality to your ALP. My older original control pad didn’t so you can ignore that part in the video below since the ALP has now been updated. Note: All current control pads and HiFi modules now offer the ability to dim their LED’s and the external LED. Here’s a comparison between the standard control pad and the HiFi module. The HiFi module comes with an upgraded control pad that hooks up to the external speaker. The standard control pad has a little buzzing speaker inside it. It’s a replacement for the standard control pad that comes with the ALP. The HiFi module adds an external speaker to your ALP to give you not only louder alerts which you can hear better over any music or road noise, but it will also announce what gun you’re being shot with, it makes it easier to navigate the menus since it tells you what menu option you’re accessing (otherwise you have to look up what different beeps and LED colors mean), and it allows you to use several different profiles at once so you can quickly switch settings on the fly.
AntiLaser Priority Accessories HiFi Module: $119
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For the rear of the vehicle, the ALP only supports two heads, so you can use two standard heads (which both plug into one of the rear ports of the CPU using a splitter) as well as the Tx head in the center (plugged into the other rear port of the CPU) and achieve solid protection both front and rear.Īdditionally, for those of you who need a third head for the rear, the ALP doesn’t support 3 normal heads, even with a splitter, but you can do two normal heads and one Tx sensor for the rear to get full protection for the rear of your larger vehicle. The ALP supports 3 heads up front and you can replace the middle standard sensor with the Tx head for even better protection against the DragonEye. If you encounter the DragonEye guns, you’ll want 3 heads per side of the vehicle. The Tx (short for transmit) is a special tiny sensor (even smaller than regular sensors, about the size of a quarter, that have 3 separate transmitters inside. a truck or SUV), you can pick up a Tx sensor. The price varies depending on how many laser jammer heads you want to purchase.ġ Sensor – Recommended for motorcycles, $499Ģ Sensor – Recommended for small to medium vehicles for front protection, $749ģ Sensor – Recommended for medium to large vehicles for front protection, $999Ĥ Sensor – Recommended for small to medium vehicles for front & rear protection, $1249ĥ Sensor – Recommended for medium to large vehicles for front & rear protection, $1499įor those of you who encounter the DragonEye laser guns and/or want a third head for the rear of your vehicle because you have a larger vehicle and two heads don’t offer sufficient coverage (ie. AntiLaser Priority Components AntiLaser Priority System: $499 – $1499 In Canada you can purchase the ALP online directly from KMPH.ca. In the US you can purchase the ALP online directly from. This guide focuses on the American ALP, but the same ideas will apply to international ALP’s. They have Australian ALP’s, American ALP’s, etc. Additionally, ALP’s are designed to be used only in the region they’re purchased, so if you need protection against European guns, you’ll want a European ALP. Note: This pricing is for American customers only. In this post we’re going to go over the main AntiLaser Priority components as well as the optional AntiLaser Priority accessories available. It is the go-to recommended laser jammer. If you’re in the market for a laser jammer and you’re looking for the best performing jammer available, the AntiLaser Priority is the one to get.
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