Interesting site:
http://www.trapster.com/
Seems to be spot on regarding the Omaha area traps I've recently seen, particularly those right by the city line on I-80.
They say that you can set it up so your Garmin gets the traps as well.
Speed traps ...
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Re: Speed traps ...
Those things work pretty well. A lot of radar detectors are setup these days to access things like this and give warnings when approaching speed traps. Throw in a high quality laser jammer and you're good to go.Omababe wrote:Interesting site:
http://www.trapster.com/
Seems to be spot on regarding the Omaha area traps I've recently seen, particularly those right by the city line on I-80.
They say that you can set it up so your Garmin gets the traps as well.
Re: Speed traps ...
A buddy of mine had something similar to that, even had the jammer built into his license plate, among other things (it was a pretty elaborate setup). It's gotten him out of a whole lot of trouble and his investment has payed dividends over and over and over again.Bosco55David wrote: Those things work pretty well. A lot of radar detectors are setup these days to access things like this and give warnings when approaching speed traps. Throw in a high quality laser jammer and you're good to go.
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Re: Speed traps ...
A friend of mine had about $1000 worth of speed enforcement countermeasures in his Saleen S281. That setup was so well done that Florida Highway Patrol COULD NOT get his car with a laser and the few units that still use radar were ineffective since he had such a good detector in his car. It was quite the sight to see.S33 wrote:A buddy of mine had something similar to that, even had the jammer built into his license plate, among other things (it was a pretty elaborate setup). It's gotten him out of a whole lot of trouble and his investment has payed dividends over and over and over again.
Ohhhhhh, sweet! Gotta find me that app!! :;):StreetsOfOmaha wrote:I found this really sweet iPhone app called "thiefster". As you walk through any store, it hacks into their security camera system and tells you when the cameras are pointed away from you so you can steal and get away with it.
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