Laymen Tech Talk Ep15: Here's why your tint blocks GPS or SmartTag | Evomalaysia.com

So I researched high and low: VLT - Visible Light Transmitted, Malaysian law is 70% front and 40% rear. TSER - Total Solar Energy Rejection, the higher this number, the cooler your car is. GlasTec Omega can achieve 63% TSER with 70% VLT due to the hybrid construction of its film Vkool's 70+ achieves 54% with legal 75% VLT. Vkool V8 achieves 66% TSER with illegal 16% VLT, blocks cellular signals and GPS signals, for legal VLT, it can only achieve 50% TSER 3M Crystalline with 70% VLT can go 60% TSER but blocks Smart Tag Llumar Stratos with 40% VLT can go 58% TSER, but if want to achieve highest 63% TSER, I will have to resort to illegal 17% VLT, for legal 70% VLT, the highest they can achieve is only 49% TSER Above are all specs I found during my research from their websites, and my BMW's 3M Crystalline had to cut a hole for Smarttag, and my Audi had to resort to illegally dark tint for good heat rejection, and my colleague's car with the highest grade V-Kool blocks her GPS signal. As my Volvo will be driven by my wife fetching kids as well, I want it to be legal and with the highest TSER possible. Ask me or Kon or Beng any questions and we will now pick out questions every week from either our Facebook, Instagram or YouTube and attempt to answer you all. Guys if you support what we're doing, please subscribe to our channels. Don't worry if you do not want those annoying emails, just DON'T click the Bell next to the subscribe button. :) Subscribe to Beng's channel at:    / bengtures   Subscribe to Fadhil's channel at:    / jebrot   Subscribe to Kon's channel at:    / konwailuen   Follow us on Facebook:   / aurizn   Follow us on Instagram:   / aurizn   https://www.aurizn.com https://www.evomalaysia.com https://www.caratmalaysia.com https://www.estatemalaysia.com https://www.idmalaysia.com