Do jammers work?

Article Abstract:

An evaluation of the effectiveness of automobile radar jammers is presented. There are two types of radar jammers available: passive and active. The passive jammers were found to ineffective; the active jammers are more effective, but they have limitations. Lidar countermeasures are also included.

Purchasing, Laws, regulations and rules, Electronics industry, Buyers Guide, Radar systems, Radar in speed limit enforcement, Radar speed control, Optical radar, Radar interference

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JVR Hurricane SS 396: yet another contender in the LT1 horse race

Article Abstract:

The 1996 JVR Hurricane Camaro SS 396 has a base price of $46,814 and its engine is quite powerful. The steering is sharp and the brakes fade less than those of other custom Camaros. The body customization includes a spoiler and rear-bumper extensions.

Automobiles, Design and construction, Chevrolet Camaro (Automobile)

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GMC Sonoma GT

Article Abstract:

The Sonoma GT resembles the Syclone, but it has a less powerful Vortec V-6 engine that offers 195 horsepower and rear-wheel drive only. Grip and braking are good, and cargo capacity is 950 pounds. Base price is about $16,770.

Trucks, GMC Sonoma (Truck)

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