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Wonder if it works.... Does anyone know a mate of a mate who's tried it? Not that I would ever condone it...
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Perhaps of interest:Wonder if it works.... Does anyone know a mate of a mate who's tried it? Not that I would ever condone it...
Interesting stuff, tbh I enjoy my clean licence and my hooligan days are behind me, but I do like a short cut here and there 😁👍🏻 cheersPerhaps of interest:
Stealthplate IR blocking cover in UK
I've seen the Stealthplate covers for the UK which block infrared. Mainly interested in these for the stupid ANPR cameras on car parks but I understand they also block police ANPR cameras, Truvelo camera flash and some average speed cameras. Surely this is a bad idea, it seems like the plod...www.rdforum.org
I bought a $45 Sunflex IR blocking license plate cover to test it. It's not looking great for the company behind it.
Speed/red light cameras don't particularly worry me, especially considering I run multiple devices containing databases for both. What does concern me is automated license plate reading. As I'm sure many of you will agree, I strongly disagree with the fact that security cameras on traffic lights...www.rdforum.org
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AntiLaser Priority
AL Priority - The Best Multipurpose Parking System AL PRIORITY is, as its predecessors were, a completely functional parking assist device operating on the 905 nm light frequency. It constantly emits laser signals and recognizes them when reflected from an obstacle, consequently warning the...www.radar-detectors.co.uk
MythBusters Episode 73: Speed Cameras
The MythBusters test was to trick a speed camera and if defibrillators can cause nitroglycerin chest patches to explode.mythresults.com
😂 I'm good big man, I've pushed the limits enough in my timeThey don’t work, by all means buy one and blast through all the cameras you like though 🤣🤣🤣
Exactly 👍🏻 there's no where to hide 😉Problem is if they do work it's immediately obvious to any following plod looking at their camera feed.
Yes it is 😁 I'm a responsible rebelSurely it's easier to just drive within the speed limit?
I do have a chuckle when some clown does a dangerous Brian and overtakes to go absolutely nowhere and be stuck behind the next car 🤣I just set my cruise to 56 and that allows me to float past a lot of traffic in that situation. But yes - moral of the story is stick to the limits and have a little patience![]()
However that relies on there being:Problem is if they do work it's immediately obvious to any following plod looking at their camera feed.
It does. But then you have to factor in Sod's LawHowever that relies on there being:
a. Police out in their cars driving around monitoring traffic & catching bad guys.
b. Their car is fitted with a camera.
Around here:
a. You have more chance winning the lottery than seeing one unless you pick a football match day when they all appear out of the woodwork. Hence stay away from the football ground & you are fine.
b. We have only two cars fitted as such. One is a fully liveried BMW estate that lives near Hull & only come south of the river as per (a). The other is an unmarked Audi S3 that never leaves the M62!
However if they couldn't prove he was speeding as the 'expert' user of the speed gun had no proof of it they obviously couldn't do him for speeding. Consequently then by the same token if they couldn't prove he was speeding by default then he wasn't speeding - hence how could he pervert the course of justice when there was no crime happening that they could prove? Unless the sheer act of having these items is an offence - which it isn't as you can buy them openly. It is an offence to own an automatic weapon as they are illegal to buy. Hence just being seen with one will get you arrested - or worse. But if the jammers can be bought legally when do they become illegal if you can't prove they have caused a 'crime' to go unpunished.![]()
Man jailed for using 'laser jammers' on car to block speed cameras
The driver tried to claim the jammers were used as parking sensorswww.walesonline.co.uk
Quite an interesting read