Gatso Camera flashed me twice head on as i was driving towards it

jk0

Who rings the police to report themselves speeding?

Car_54

Warwick_Hunt wrote: »

I'm glad you like his example, it's wrong but I'm glad you find it useful as the digital truevlo does have an infra red flash.

According to the manufacturer, it's a conventional flash with a magenta filter. But, hey, what would they know?

See the operating instructions ar https://www.safetycamera.org

Joe_Horner

Warwick_Hunt wrote: »

I guess you didn't read the whole thread before jumping in with both feet.

#3?

Hardly a useful contribution seeing as it was just re-stating something from the other thread (linked one above your post) that the OP had already seen and acknowledged about 6 ours before you posted, but top marks for trying.

Warwick_Hunt

Joe_Horner wrote: »

Hardly a useful contribution seeing as it was just re-stating something from the other thread (linked one above your post) that the OP had already seen and acknowledged about 6 ours before you posted, but top marks for trying.

Unlike you I hadn't read the other post, given I posted three minutes after the op.

Still it makes you feel that bit better.

Flashkash

Also happened to me a few years ago, I rang up and the nice lady explained to me that when the camera roll is out of film that it widens the capture angle so it flashes oncoming motorists so in turn they ring up saying they were flashed and in turn the camera people then know they needed to change the film roll.

BeenThroughItAll

Flashkash wrote: »

Also happened to me a few years ago, I rang up and the nice lady explained to me that when the camera roll is out of film that it widens the capture angle so it flashes oncoming motorists so in turn they ring up saying they were flashed and in turn the camera people then know they needed to change the film roll.

Yeah, course they did.

Warwick_Hunt

[quote=[Deleted User];73591000]According to the manufacturer, it's a conventional flash with a magenta filter. But, hey, what would they know?

See the operating instructions ar https://www.safetycamera.org[/QUOTE]

That's not the manufacturers site but feel free to read this partnerships comments on said camera.

https://www.speedcamerasuk.com/truvelo-d-cam.htm

AnotherJoe

bgalelli102 wrote: »

No i just told them i wasnt sure but she didnt even ask me if i was speeding. The woman didnt sound like she cared she was just like some cameras can operate both ways but heres the number give them a call and they will be able to tell you.

I highly doubt she cared but it should be fine

Unfortunate use of the last word there :P

Johnmcl7

Warwick_Hunt wrote: »

I'm glad you like his example, it's wrong but I'm glad you find it useful as the digital truevlo does have an infra red flash.

There's only a very small number of the Truvelo D-cams in use and they're visibly very different to the Gatsos, the vast majority of them are the original model which uses a visible magenta flash and tend to get easily confused with Gatsos despite the smaller size.

John

Warwick_Hunt

Johnmcl7 wrote: »

There's only a very small number of the Truvelo D-cams in use and they're visibly very different to the Gatsos, the vast majority of them are the original model which uses a visible magenta flash and tend to get easily confused with Gatsos despite the smaller size.

John

But does that change anything I have said?

Truvelos do flash and you can see it. Truvelo D’s are used in the UK and have an infra red flash.