Laser Jammer - where would you mount the emitter?

Don't waste your money, they don't work. HOWEVER...

As a young engineer, studying materials, I came across a government research project that uses a wax on their missiles. This wax prevents laser tracking systems from getting a good bead on the the missile.

I don't know if the wax, which would contain a certain polymer, was ever put into use. In theory it should work. Some clear polymers can change the frequency of the laser--I've seen it done in the lab. I wrote a paper on it for my materials class. If you should come across such a thing, I don't advocate actually using it--it's most likely illegal in all 50 states.

 

Hey Bud What Laser jammer did you but? I am considering the Blinder M47 for my 2010 Shelby. I was wondering the exact same thing about how and where to mount the heads. I was thinking 2 low on the lower rad opening and one high in the middle of the upper. Then putting a single on the back right on the license plate bracket. I don't think they will work behind the grill. The CPU must go inside the cockpit to keep dry.