GPS Camera Detection

will 2g speed work for my gps on my smart phone?

admin — Sun, 22 Apr 2012 10:48:41 +0000

My data speed(4g) drops to 2g(50 mbps) after I use up my data.. I need to use my google maps(navigation) GPS and wanted to know if it would lag too much to work correctly.

thanks

It would take awhile to load at first, but after it is done, you shouldn’t have too much trouble navigating.

What Car GPS should I choose? Garmin 50LM or TomTom XL350TM?

admin — Mon, 27 Feb 2012 19:15:13 +0000

I have had 2 previous Garmin GPS units and have had issues with them, one being it freezing all the time and just not working smoothly..They were pretty decent units, I paid around 200-250 for each of them.

Does the Garmin have Red Light Camera, or Speed Trap Finders? I know most TomTom’s do. I do not care about the features really, I just want a reliable GPS that works flawlessly. Excuse my grammar, I know its jacked up.

I would recommend get a Garmin 50LM it’s speaks street names, lane assist with junction view and free lifetime map updates.
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0057OCDQS/ref=as_li_ss_tl?ie=UTF8&tag=gps.navigators-20&linkCode=as2&camp=1789&creative=390957&creativeASIN=B0057OCDQS

Could I burn out red like/speeding cameras with a 1 watt laser?

admin — Tue, 14 Feb 2012 06:36:00 +0000

I was going to build a big laser, and ride with my buddy, hitting those red lite/speeding cameras. If we don’t speed on run a red, the cameras aren’t activated, so they won’t get my license, will they? Will a 1 watt disable these cameras? Or do I need more juice?

I know it is impossible to prove whose laser did it , as they don’t leave forensics like a bullet with lands and groves or anything. Just having one in a car is no crime. It could only be circumstantial at best. No actual proof "I" did it, No witnesses, And, if IR, they wouldn’t have a visible beam.
Those cameras are an embarrassment. 40% of those caught in my city have been cops/EMT’s speeding without lights on (Late for Lunch and things.) . This is a violation of their poliocies And the law. They talked of removing them. I got it for "running a red" when the video clearly shows it was yellow until I was 1/2 way thru intersection. They will drop it in court. Yet they depend on most people being too "busy" to go to court; raising their insurance rates just because they can’t fight it. This is Immoral.
Lare: IR is Invisible to the Eye. No one would See it. If camera isn’t; it still won’t be activated, so, how can it record? And, even if it did, what would it show? A flash? Maybe, just the sun reflecting off chrome ? Inconclusive.

Plus, I Don’t Speed. Often my poor car can’t do over 55 up those hiills on I-10, anyway. Shakes like a wet dog at 65…

(My Buddy does, though! Still thinks he’s driving an ambulance.)
Lare: And, it Is a revenue scheme. I asked my lawyer, he said the same. How they add to the tax base (many don’t pay property tax–I Do.) They bet most people can’t spare the time to fight it, so the city wins by default.

And : "Flash surrounded by the car"? Whose car? If camera not activated; no pix of it; plus; no pix of License Plates..again, inconclusive.

Please reread and edit your answer. None of it makes sense.

I doubt it would work – like you said the camera is only on when the trigger is tripped (running a light). It is not worth the risk even though I agree with you that those cameras are not right. It is just another way for the gov’t to collect "taxes".

Driving to Ft Myers, FL from NJ, once in Florida should I take 301 or stay on 95 to I-4 across state?

admin — Sun, 29 Jan 2012 05:14:40 +0000

I am driving from NJ down to Fort Myers, FL and need help figuring out the best route. It looks like I have 2 options to head down there once I get into Florida.

1. Take 95 all the way down to 4 and then take 4 all the way across the state.

2. Jump on to 301 at the top of the state and take that diagonally across the state.

My GPS says both routes would take the same amount of time. It seems like 301 might be more direct, but I am not as familiar with it in Florida. As this will be the last few hours of a long trip, I don’t want to get stuck on local roads with lights and speed traps. But I am not sure if it is that kind of road or if it is a highway. On the other hand if it really would not be any quicker and 4 is all highway, I might just stay on 95. We will probably be on 4 around noon on saturday and I am not sure of the traffic situation there around Disney either.

Hopefully either some well seasoned travellers down to the area or locals can help with some advice.

Hwy 301 is a smaller 4-lane highway. You will have to deal with slowing down through any towns you pass through because there will be stop lights. The Interstates will be a direct trip through. It will take less time because of that.

A good camera for concerts?

admin — Tue, 24 Jan 2012 04:44:03 +0000

Hi,So I find myself going to alot of concerts and one thing that always bothered me was that I always end up with rubbish pictures! So for Christmas I looking to get a good camera that will prefore well in the low light of concerts(I go to alot of rock shows so there is usually no lasers and sh*t to brighten up the place) I’de also like there to be a pretty big zoom distance
So to break it down,The main things I would like are; High ISO
*Reasonably small and compact
*Good zoom
*I’d like a fast shutter speed since there will be alot moving
*Not overly expensive?

Does such a wonder exist?

Kodak.
I don’t know?

I need expert advice on relativity and neutrino.?

admin — Thu, 19 Jan 2012 05:27:54 +0000

The day they published the OPERA experiment, I slept at 2:00 am, and I had an idea, please read it and if you are an expert in special relativity, give me your opinion:

SOLUTION FOR NEUTRINO PARADOX
With the recent experiment conducted at CERN, we are about to ensure that the speed of the neutrino is greater than that of light, which apparently contradicts radically the current theoretical framework based on the Lorentz factor, conceptualized by Einstein for Special Theory of Relativity.

But I propose a universal Lorentz factor, where the denominator of the square root is not C (speed of light), but U (variable universal), but of course, the observer would perceive A and B particles U electromagnetic waves or photons not speed C (such as radars, cameras, the human eye, interferometers etc.), but it would have devices that capture particles or, in the case of neutrinos, neutrino detectors would. And if in these conditions we make the Michelson-Morley experiment, then the neutrino velocityconstant would be independent from the inertial observer’s perspective it would no longer constant C for observers in mind that the speed according to the neutrino experiments at CERN travel faster than light, thus, when we calculate the Lorentz factor with C Superior speed, we are not dealing with an imaginary number, if not a positive root, since the speed of the particle would not be greater than the speed of neutrino. ( IN THIS HYPOTHETICAL EXPERIMENT INFORMATION TRAVEL WITH PHOTONS, NOT WITH LIGHT)

Relativistic implications of this approach are of great importance since the variation of time, mass and space dropped by Lorentz transformations would have no way limited to the speed of light but that of the neutrino in this case.

The answer I propose in this brief article is so simple that has been expressed in two paragraph’s, but its implications are very important in these times when the scientific community found no answer to the new discovery of the neutrino velocity.
The Castilian video has received over 5000 visits, called NEUTRINOS VERSUS LUZ, EINSTEIN NO SE EQUIVOCO

Here is what physicists say about superluminal neutrinos:
http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.3888
http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.1574
http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.0785
http://arxiv.org/abs/1111.0093
http://arxiv.org/abs/1110.6697
… and about 100 more

With this as the first, that started it all (updated to recent).
http://arxiv.org/abs/1109.4897v2

Can anybody please answer my crime questionnaire.?

admin — Thu, 12 Jan 2012 05:57:36 +0000

1) Do you think crime is a problem in the area you live in? YesNo
2) What is the most prevalent type of crime in your area?
Burglary Fraud Traffic Offense Murder
Robbery Anti-social behavior
Vandalism If other please state:
3) Are the police doing their job, in protecting the area? YesNo
4) Are the police on duty in your area? YesNo
5) What can the police do to make the area safe?
6) What technology could be used to make the area safe? GPS/GISCCTV Cameras
Speed Cameras to stop speeding
If other please state:
7) Do you think that punishments are harsh enough for offenders? YesNo
Should youth offenders do community service instead of going to juvenile correction facilities?
YesNo
9) Should punishments become harsher? YesNo
10) Was you area affected by the recent London riots?
YesNo
If yes to Q10 why do you think this is ?

1) No
2) Vandalism
3) yes
4) yes
5) nothing, they are doing a great job
6) speed cameras
7) NO NO NO
Should do both!
9) Yes
10) No

this is a tech question?

admin — Thu, 05 Jan 2012 02:02:35 +0000

have an app on my smart phone that give gps coordinates and speed trap cams . will give an alert and bang there is a cop ..well tonight i was driving and getting close to my home when the alarm goes off
well to my surprise the app was saying that there was a camera right at my house ..my question could my home be bugged or a spy cam in my house…really like to know cuz it’s freakin me out .
never said i thought it was the gov ..it may even be a neighbor..what bothers me is why is the gps showing that there is a fixed speed camera……have used this for a month and it never did this .
when it detected a mile later there was a cop with radar.

lol, if they bugged your house a iphone app isnt going to detect it xD
But if your against government spying, I suggest yo
u help spread the
http://www.livestream.com/globalrevolution
word, theres a protest with thousands of people , blocking wall street. No media is covering this, just indivduals. They are protesting student loan increases, and new laws which will allow the gov to legally monitor your activity

Is the Droid Bionic a good phone?

admin — Sat, 31 Dec 2011 09:58:39 +0000

I’m getting a new phone tomorrow, and I think I’ve decided on the Droid Bionic. Is that a good phone? If you have it, do you like it? The features I’m most concerned with are the camera, the GPS, the web browser, and download speeds. Thank you!

The Droid Bionic was the first smart phone I ever bought. I love it. You won’t be sorry.

Could Airfrance been saved by gps speed?

admin — Sat, 24 Dec 2011 03:40:41 +0000

Just read the Air France 447 black box transcripts of the events. Apparently the pilot pulled up while in a stall because he as well as the other pilot thought it wasnt actually stalling since they were in a storm and that may mess up the airspeed indicator. If they had gps for speed, they would have known the plane was actually stalling. Whats the problem with using gps at least to estimate speed? Even if fps was not very accurate you would at least know that you’re not traveling several hundred miles an hour like you should be. Combine the gps speed with a good ol fashioned level which can’t ever fail and voila you know that yes you teuly are stalling.

GPS does give you speed but only absolute speed not air speed. At the altitudes that airliners fly at the wind can be over 100mph, that is a big enough difference to matter a lot.

The issue wasn’t that they didn’t know they were stalling. The stall warning alert was sounding the whole time.
The problem was that under normal conditions the computer in the aircraft won’t let you stall and so it’s safe to ignore that warning and keep pulling back. Due to the airspeed indicator freezing in the storm the computer safeties had disabled and so it was possible to stall. This is something the pilots should have known but seem to have forgotten.

The broken airspeed indicator didn’t cause the crash. Pilot error caused it, they didn’t understand or allow for how the flight controls on their aircraft functioned under non-standard conditions.