Anti-speed camera number plate frames
#1
A few people here in Oz have mentioned number plate frames/covers you can buy that supposedly 'foil' speed cameras.
Anyone ever tried them?
While I was looking for the answer myself I came across these interesting perspectives on speeding, radar etc..
http://www.netcolony.com/members/ozimotorists/
This next one seems like some HACK3R DoOD penned it but an amusing read nonetheless.
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~verysoft/speeding/
Anyone ever tried them?
While I was looking for the answer myself I came across these interesting perspectives on speeding, radar etc..
http://www.netcolony.com/members/ozimotorists/
This next one seems like some HACK3R DoOD penned it but an amusing read nonetheless.
http://www.zipworld.com.au/~verysoft/speeding/
#2
Heard about these a few years back and heard mixed reports.
Fixed speed cameras are popping up all over the place around here and I have to say I'm a little worried about them. I also suspect the frames work by reflecting or refarcting the excess light from a flash. Many of the new systems don't require a flash at least during daylight hours so these frames might be a little limited.
The other systems I've read about are designed to transmit white noise to a laser speed gun. But they weren't very effective. Search the BBS for 'radar detedtor' and you'll see the links I followed.
Let me know what you find out.
Fixed speed cameras are popping up all over the place around here and I have to say I'm a little worried about them. I also suspect the frames work by reflecting or refarcting the excess light from a flash. Many of the new systems don't require a flash at least during daylight hours so these frames might be a little limited.
The other systems I've read about are designed to transmit white noise to a laser speed gun. But they weren't very effective. Search the BBS for 'radar detedtor' and you'll see the links I followed.
Let me know what you find out.
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Just thought I would chime in here. A bud of mine from college used to live in Virginia (I think I can't remember may have been NY) anyhow phot radar was used a lot. He got a license plate cover that was perfectly legible from directly behind the vehicle, but was blurry from an angle. It didn't matter about the flash from a camera. It was like those little picture that had the ridges on them from the crackerjack box. Look at the picture one way it was a duck, tilt it at an angle and it was a cow That type of technology.
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They work I have one on my GSX. Got it as a gift don't know who makes them, but I will check. S2K_LA is correct it depends on the angle. The photo radars are used here in NYC to catch people running red lights. There is actually a website with the listed lights.
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Hey Muz (Murray I presume), having picked up 2 tickets in the last 2 weeks from speed cameras (and having had a clean record for the 2.5 years before) I am extremely interested in whatever you discover.
Keep us posted and if you organise a group buy put me head of the list. Garry.C.
Keep us posted and if you organise a group buy put me head of the list. Garry.C.
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Come to think of it .. most new window tints these days contain metal. Wonder if this would work? Just a trip to the local window tinting place for some scrap offcuts would be pretty cheap.