

| Subject: | Re: Defeating Photo Radar "tricks" |
| From: | Per Lindgren |
| Date: | Tue, 31 Aug 1999 01:38:28 +0200 |
In some parts of this small world (like Norway), this is illegal. There were some plastic foil available, that made the license plate un-readable in photos, but looked normal in traffic. Illegal, too. And driving without a plate, guess what, illegal! PerL 87 Syncro 112i Marshall Ruskin wrote: > Hi Listees: > > The secret to defeating photo radar is to illuminate the license plate so > brightly that the photo is overexposed. > > Somewhere, I read about someone who did this with halogen bulbs, and it > worked.(- perhaps the bulb was aimed away from the plate, not sure.) > > If it were me, I would connect the light circuit to a radar detector, so > that the lamps are triggered on when the radar detector gets a positive > signal. > > Thankfully, we don't have photoradar in Manitoba (yet). > > For those who have it, you may wish to experiment by taking pictures of your > van with the plates illuminated as per this post - and see if the plates are > legible in the photo. > > Marshall Ruskin > 84 Westy "Iron Igloo" > Founding Member of "Vanagon's Anonymous"
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