Search

Who's Online

We have 32 guests and no members online

Speed Camera Locations

Australian Speed Camera Locations

 

BLINDER Anti-Laser Gun System

 

BLINDER laser jammers are designed to mimic police laser guns and laser speed cameras to save you from a nasty speeding fine.Find out how well they work!

 

BLINDER Laser Jammers fit neatly into the cars bodywork

BLINDER laser jammers are designed to mimic police laser guns & speed cameras. Designed  to give you the few seconds needed  to get down to the speed limit. Highly effective blocking system that when used correctly will never bee detected.

 


 

 

GhostPlate™
Watch the Video

 


Super Protector GhostPlate™

 

Ghostplates number plate covers - Help Save Your Licence

GhostPlates™ number plate covers are designed stop photographs of your licence plate from special angles designed into the composite clear plastic covers.

Four different types of number plate cover are available.


GhostPlates™ Laser Shield


 

Ghostplates number plate covers - Help Save Your Licence

GhostPlates™ laser shield is designed to reduce the laser return signature from your front number plate. Police Officer aim their laser speed guns at the most reflective part of the front of your vehicle. Usually the front number plate. When used with a BLINDER laser jammer, your chances of getting a laser based speeding ticket are hugely reduced.

GhostPlates are your Best Defensive Aid on the market today. Find out how well they work!



 

BLINDER'S  STEALTH SPEED GUN JAMMER

 

 

BLINDER laser jammers are designed to mimic police laser guns and laser speed cameras to save you from a nasty speeding fine.Find out how well they work!

 


Get_the BLINDER_M27 Model

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

BLINDER M27 & M47 also work against the Vitronic Poliscan Speed Laser Speed Camera. Free Software upgrades for life.


 

Statistics

Articles View Hits
86544

More warning for NSW mobile speed cameras

 

NSW motorists are to get earlier warning of "sneaky" mobile speed cameras.

State roads minister Duncan Gay has ordered bigger signs in camera locations, to eliminate "that whole feeling of entrapment" some drivers experience.

"Sneakiness in this area certainly does concern me," Mr Gay told the Seven Network on Monday.

"Road safety should have a deterrent role."

Private firm Redflex began operating six mobile speed cameras in July 2010, on a contract for the NSW government.

But the Seven Network has reported concerns that motorists are being given little or no notice when they are approaching the devices.

Mr Gay said he had ordered Roads and Maritime Services to replace the old signs.

"I've instructed the department to put in place larger signs, further away from these cameras," he said.

 

Wish to add your comments - No need to log in to have your say.