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[H0NKY]

sounds pretty scketchy to me....has anyone done it?
http://www.guba.com/watch/3000050510

 

[H0NKY]

im a dumbass i need to move this thread

 

[Malcolm]

holy shit im going to get on that tomorrow.

 

[AlexMartini]

thats fucking ridiculous, if its real do you think it would send a signal back to a police station or something that there are emergency vehicles in action or something? thats weird

 

[Jballz]

thats sick, but if you get caught doing it its a huge huge fine, this was on the news the other day

 

[travispersaud]

i dont think the POO-LICE will be happy about that video

 

[Alex_G]

thats that ill shit

 

[Malcolm]

^doubt it. at worst you just tell them you didnt know it did that haha

 

[Jacuse]

thats sick, but the closest stoplight to where i live is about 30 minutes away, so i don't have to worry about that.

 

[VT_scratch]

wow i just might have to try that

 

[grams.]

haha how do people come up with this stuff?

 

[[MEGAMO]]

while theoretically possible, im pretty sure this wont work. its not the lights on top of emergency vehicles that trip the sensor, its an infrared strobe. and while there is a very slim chance that you may be able to get your remote to put out the right frequency, the odds of that coupled with it being bright enough to be picked up are extremely small. if you actually wanna do this (and it is highly illegal), search around for infrared led tutorials, i've seen several explaining how to make one of these for real.

and just a fun little tid bit, point your camera on your phone at the end of a tv remote and press a button on the remote, and you can see the infrared signal, even though you cant see it with the naked eye

 

[scottvail]

i'll have to try that