This is caused by electrical noise in your car's electrical system. Specifically, the problem is excessive alternator whine. This can be exacerbated by somewhat corroded contacts in your car's cigarette lighter socket or by a somewhat corroded vehicle wiring connection to the back side of the cigarette lighter socket.
One potential solution is to try a snap-on RF filter which is available at your local Radio Shack. You would snap this filter around the positive 12V wire leading to your car's cigarette lighter socket. Preferably, if there is enough free slack in the 12V wire leading to the cigarette lighter socket, you would wrap this wire through the RF filter twice before snapping the RF filter closed around the wire.
For all these answers for fixing the laser detectors, I think that one better way to test is the way that I tested. I have a monster power supply and I used an adapter and still had laser going off. There is a reason, and I don't think that it is noise in the electrical system, necessarily.
I think light is affecting the laser detector, or even possibly bluetooth devices, or something else.
Desensitizing the laser detector is completely unacceptable and you may as well not even have a detector for laser if you are going to desensitize it.
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I have the exact same problem. tried it out in another car and it worked just fine...perhaps its my vehicle?
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