License Plate Frame Foils Irksome Traffic-Light Cameras
from Wired.com
An optical flash trigger detects the flash of the traffic-light camera and sets off xenon flashes in the sides of the frame, so when the traffic-light camera opens its shutter, there's too much light and the picture of your license plate is overexposed. Big Brother can't read your plate.
http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2012/10/new-gadget-helps-foil-irksome-red-light-cameras
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You didn't get this from me.
No, you didn't.
An optical flash trigger detects the flash of the traffic-light camera and sets off xenon flashes in the sides of the frame, so when the traffic-light camera opens its shutter, there's too much light and the picture of your license plate is overexposed. Big Brother can't read your plate.
http://www.wired.com/rawfile/2012/10/new-gadget-helps-foil-irksome-red-light-cameras
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You didn't get this from me.
No, you didn't.
posted by Silent 3 @ Friday, October 19, 2012
2 Comments
2 Comments:
This is very interesting. I am wanting to find a new license plate frame for my Honda. Where could I find one? Thanks.
Sherry
A friend of mine is an engineer, and when I sent him this link he replied with a list of reasons why it wouldn't work.
Alas.
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