themonk

Really, interesting.

I had it now for almost two years and since then I haven't got a photo camera ticket since and I used to get between 3-5 a year. Now I don't know if it's just a coincidence because I know they don't work during the day but I know for a fact that they work at night. I was going about 20 kms over the limit one night and I seen the flash of the black F150 parked on the side of the road (sob is always there) so I took note, it happened on a Wednesday, well usually about a week later you get the ticket in the mail....that was almost a month ago now and nothing so I know the No Photo works. It cost me 200 bucks with install and the ticket would've been at least 150. Next time you see your buddy tell him I say thanks and I hope he's made a lot of money of his great invention.

It should be noted that I don't speed all the time, at least not recklessly, I drive in a very safe manner, no accidents in the last 25 years but the occasional time that I do get caught (radared, photoed, whatever) I'm glad that I have measures to help me avoid getting tickets.

ByRiver

When I lived in Phoenix in the 1990's, they had those photo cameras in small SUV's parked on the side of the road. By law the cops had to tell you exactly where they were parked each day. It would be listed in the paper, and the local radio stations would tell you in the morning what street and block they were located. I could always spot them anyway. They also had speed cameras on the interstate, mounted on poles, but after a couple years they were ruled unconstitutional. In MO, they had to stop using red light cameras because they couldn't prove who was driving. They had to refund everyone's fines, and wipe all convictions off everyone's record.

subieworx

You are incorrect and it is legal in all 50 states.

HorsePower Junkie

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After the abysmal failure of the Fuzzbuster, I went back to using my foolproof Radar Sentury with great success and have never looked back. Very satisfied, highly recommended.


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LT1 Z51

Pretty sure, like the other poster said, that this is false.

You live in Michigan part time you should know camera type devices here are illegal to issue citations (and therefore NoPhoto is mostly a moot point).

Unless you're trying to argue that it is a license plate obstruction (which it isn't).

PatternDayTrader

There are cameras all over Houston.
Do you really think its legal to obstruct the reading of a license plate on a toll road ? Or through a red light camera ?
Don't fool yourself.
Your going to lose every single time.
By the way, anything on your plate is considered an obstruction, including a license plate frame.

PatternDayTrader

Legal to possess it, just not legal to use it.

bearphoto

Valentine 1 works best for me, great range and easily moved between all the cars.

AORoads

as "updated" ---again---which means a whole new unit.

flenn

R3 for me. Love it! I flip back and forth between Highway and Custom mode. I set up Custom to limit sensitivity to certain bands in light urban areas. It hardly ever falses and when it chirps, I can easily assess whether I need to react.

I haven't had a radar detector in years and hardly ever speed beyond the flow of traffic so I have no need for one in my daily. But the vette is different. It attracts attention from LEOs and even briefly exploring it's potential puts you at risk of a ticket. I feel SO MUCH safer having one in the vette. For highway use, I run Waze as well.

I ran a MirrorTap and thought about a Blendmount but didn't want to give up more of the limited visibility through the center of the windshield. I mounted mine above my head, next to the driver's side map light and love the location. It's out of the way but very easy to attach/remove when I leave the top off in a parking lot. I can flip down the visor and completely hide it as well.

ZERRY 316

Radar detector are useless nowadays because of laser detectors. You ( I don't include myself because I never break any laws ) need a deflector or jammer or something to absorb the laser. They are on the market but are not legal in all states so stealth is needed when installing. Just saying.

PatternDayTrader

Huh ???????

TSLAVette

All fully upgraded / updated V1's in my cars. Only way to fly!

PatternDayTrader

I'm such a fan of the R3 that I bought an R1 for the back window of my "speeding" car.

PatternDayTrader

I used to run the Valentine. Its a great product. I wouldn't hesitate even one second to run a tank of fuel though my car at 100 mph with the Valentine.

ZERRY 316

detectorS

PatternDayTrader

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LT1 Z51

Smug attitude much?

I'm sure you've broken a law at some point, mostly because we have so many obscure laws it's impossible to keep track.

Also LIDAR is not as widespread as you think.

owc6

Ok, I'm going to say it: that's bullshit.

On so many levels .

You have no idea what you are talking about on any level.

PatternDayTrader

LIDAR is typically used in high density traffic areas where its not really helpful to speed anyway.
Your not helping yourself by blasting up to 95 for five seconds and then letting off again.
I call that return free risk.
Speeding is a planned event for people that are truly good at it.
Those that know what I'm talking about also know that instant on radar and catching up to a moving police car at night are the two biggest risks you face.