[CYL]

Anyone has tried something similar? Does it really work?

[donR]

I've seen this system before, it works on the reflection of the flash.

Would be good for someone to test it out in the harbour tunnel

[EB89]

Wouldnt want to be caught with that on your car

[Boganian Rubes]

Originally Posted by donR

I've seen this system before, it works on the reflection of the flash.

Would be good for someone to test it out in the harbour tunnel

First you gotta know where to get some aye??

[Dan Bilzerian]

http://www.buyradardetectors.com/Pro...t-Cameras.aspx

[_ink]

do they make this for AU plates?

[Boganian Rubes]

Originally Posted by Dan Bilzerian

http://www.buyradardetectors.com/Pro...t-Cameras.aspx

That was quick.
Hey ink, this is a universal product, doesn't look like it has a very good rating but.
http://www.buyradardetectors.com/pro...tostopper.aspx

Apparently this doesn't work, you could try the plate cover

[donR]

I know there are big fines ($1000+) for having radar detectors in NSW but not sure about having anything on your license plate. As long as it doesn't obscure it I would assume.

Years back there were some reflective covers you could buy but I assume they were banned.

This system is not really a cover and still looks OEM.

[Boganian Rubes]

I feel a group buy coming along

[iliketurtl3s]

in

[Mayuri Krab]

Don't really think it will work, the new laser speed cameras (standard in WA) uses an infer-red flash, I believe those cover/sticker things are more for the old supernovas with the traditional flashes.

Also radar detectors are legal in WA (only state left), but you can get stealth radar detectors to avoid getting picked up by radar detector detectors (no I didn't make that up) which eastern state police uses.

But to truly 'defeat' the new laser speed cameras, you need a combination of radar detector and some kind of laser jammer.

I've been running a V1 radar detector (not stealth, so not recommended for people over east) for years now, saved me a couple of times (including a big one ), however it does nothing the camera is setup to snap a shot from behind.

[naynay]

if those bluenet cop cars cant scan your plates then you're fucked for tampering with number plates

[DR-JEKL]

Cop cars these days have scanners for rego checks, if they cant read your plate I imagine they will pull you over and literally ar$erape you...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-1...o-1000/5807674

[Boganian Rubes]

Originally Posted by DR-JEKL

Cop cars these days have scanners for rego checks, if they cant read your plate I imagine they will pull you over and literally ar$erape you...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-1...o-1000/5807674

Well when you see the cop lights you've got 2 gamechangin pedals to slam. If you choose the right side a number plate such as VWWVWV or MNMNNM would help


If you catch my drift

[naynay]

or just dont do anything stupid

[Boganian Rubes]

Originally Posted by naynay

or just dont do anything stupid

or

yeah.

[JRAD7]

There was a mythbusters episode a while ago that tested a heap of these type products and none of them worked. Even plates that looked blurred in person still showed on cameras.

[CYL]

Thanks for everyone!
With all these information, at least I know it doesn't seem working here in WA now.

[CYL]

Originally Posted by DR-JEKL

Cop cars these days have scanners for rego checks, if they cant read your plate I imagine they will pull you over and literally ar$erape you...

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2014-10-1...o-1000/5807674

$1000

[CYL]

Originally Posted by Mayuri Krab

Don't really think it will work, the new laser speed cameras (standard in WA) uses an infer-red flash, I believe those cover/sticker things are more for the old supernovas with the traditional flashes.

Also radar detectors are legal in WA (only state left), but you can get stealth radar detectors to avoid getting picked up by radar detector detectors (no I didn't make that up) which eastern state police uses.

But to truly 'defeat' the new laser speed cameras, you need a combination of radar detector and some kind of laser jammer.

I've been running a V1 radar detector (not stealth, so not recommended for people over east) for years now, saved me a couple of times (including a big one ), however it does nothing the camera is setup to snap a shot from behind.

Hi, may I ask if I want to buy a radar detector, which brand/model would be good enough to cope with the camera here in WA?
And I read before that the radar jammer seems a more effective device so that you have enough time to slow down before the camera catches you?
Also, is radar jammer legal here in WA?
Thanks.

[Socket]

you could save the money and just hire a good lawyer in court to argue that according to the manufactures specs that ur STOCK E90 couldn't possibly do those kinda speeds... just saying

[Boganian Rubes]

Originally Posted by Socket

you could save the money and just hire a good lawyer in court to argue that according to the manufactures specs that ur STOCK E90 couldn't possibly do those kinda speeds... just saying

Ha

Ha