Vitronic PoliscanSpeed

BLINDER Parking Sensor Defeats the New WA Police Laser Speed Camera - PoliceSpeedCameras.info Website Editor PoliceSpeedCameras.info Western Australia 18th April 2011
BLINDER International are the first laser jammer company to crack the new Vitronic PoliscanSpeed™ laser speed camera that was introduced into service in Western Australia late last year. Although the advanced laser system is used in Europe, it's introduction is a first for Australia.
The new laser speed camera is capable to photographing cars from the front or rear which has proved a major pain in the pocket for WA motor bike riders who, up until now, have been above the law, untouched by the previous radar based Multanova speed camera which only took photographs of a front number plate. (Western Australian motor bikes have no front number plate due to safety concerns.)
Although other laser speed camera companies have claimed success, the BLINDER M27 & M47 are the only devices we have proved capable in 45 degree frontal and 45 degree rear speed camera tests.
The Vitronic PoliscanSpeed camera uses an ultra fast scanning laser to identify speeding cars, even in heavy traffic. The 45 degree angle makes detection of the laser beam much more difficult than hand held laser speed guns which shoot a laser beam straight down the highway. The new software update just released by BLINDER also blocks hand held laser speed guns used in Australia and New Zealand.
The existing radar/laser detectors are useless against laser guns and give no protection from the Vitronic which leaves drivers totally vulnerable to being "shot in the back" by a rear facing speed camera setup.
What makes the BLINDER M7 series so much better than the other brands? Well it's not just that BLINDER are the original patent owners for laser jammers the world over, but their unique high intensity spread beam design, with multiple transponder heads make for the ultimate "bullet proof vest" for Australian motorists.
Having seen first hand the effect on a Vitronic PoliscanSpeed camera, I'm really impressed - NO FLASH! For Country Western Australian drivers this will mean that motorists can now keep their eyes on the road and not in the bushes, scanning for hidden VP cameras.
In the United States the BLINDER distributor is so confident in the product, they will even pay your fine if you get caught speeding a little over the limit. (USA customers only at this time.)
Although jamming the Vitronic speed camera is unnecessary in most cases, as drivers have time to slow down and turn the unit off. This is not the case with rear facing Vitronic setups which by their nature require full jamming capable system.
The BLINDER M27 will be a "breath of fresh air" for motorcycle riders who have lived in fear of the Vitronic over the laser 5 months.
Things to look out for when buying a laser speed camera interrupter -

• The more laser transponder heads the better. Why? because the VP (Vitronic PoliscanSpeed) shoots from strange angles not used by other laser speed detection systems.
• Cost factor. Other systems cost up to double what the BLINDER 4 x transponder unit will set you back.
• Recommendation. You know that we have tested the product personally and know that it works :-)

For those of you in other Australian states where jammer jammers are not legal such as Victoria, Queensland and New South Wales, you might like to know that the BLINDER M7 series is stealthy enough to avoid detection. When used according to the directions, the M7 series will give nothing away. Besides, laser parking systems are legal in all states of Australia. It's the software that you load onto the system that makes the police hot under the collar.
Driving 10 to 15kms above the limit for a competent, aware, sober driver will not cause any change in statistics. Why? because the limits are set low to accommodate the worst possible driver on the road. It also helps to make great targets out of the rest of us. Available in Australia.
When governments resort to high tech computer systems to steal your money under the guise of "road safety", it's only fair to use high tech computer systems to stop them!
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