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Works well on No. plates as well.  |
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Of course, if one were sneaky, one would put them BEHIND the plate as I suspect the police would quickly cotton on to a flaring plate on their camera and find something to do you for.
So, make the 'visible' plate made from a thinner than normal material with small perforations in it, all done as a oner (so the black lettering is part of the yellow background) and illuminate it from behind so it appears as a white rectangle. Then stick a DIFFERENT number (like one off a police car, make it a real one so it doesn't trigger ANPR) on the back in thick lettering so it reads a different number on camera than it does when you look at it normally.
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Stinkwheel:  I'm not really with you, do you mean create one plate behind the other? How does this work?
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| Kris wrote: | Stinkwheel: I'm not really with you, do you mean create one plate behind the other? How does this work? |
Make the numberplate backing and letters from a material that is permeable to IR light and shine the IR LEDS through it from the back. This would make the numberplate 'Flare' into a white square on camera. To me, this alone would make you stand out to the police.
BUT (my cunning plan), on the REAR of the plate (out of sight), attach letters that are opaque to IR light showing a false numberplate. These would show up on the camera.
So, visually, you have a normal, legal numberplate which would stand up to all but the closest scrutiny if examined. On camera (assuming it is IR sensetive, which most of them are), you have a totally different one.
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| TheDonUK wrote: | I like that idea,
The level of CCTV is past ridiculous, 1984 anyone? i will have to move off Eurasia soon... |
Thought criminal!!!!!
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| TheDonUK wrote: | I like that idea,
The level of CCTV is past ridiculous, 1984 anyone? i will have to move off Eurasia soon... |
i think ccty is a good idea. Around where I live, there are a lot around trouble areas where people get pissed and hit people.
Stupid thugs, dont notice or care about the cameras, and as its recorded, they cant deny it.
Police cant be everywhere, but if someone in the camera control centre spots something, they can send the police out before things get too serious and before the thug gets away.
A lad I used to work with got caught on camera beating someone up.
Im all for people getting done for that, as I dont go round hitting people. If I did, maybe I would disapprove of CCtv.
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