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    Hey all,

    I'm from The Netherlands and got here via Flitsservice.nl - uw gids in de strijd tegen zinloos geflits[/url] in the netherlands quite a famous website about jammers, radar detectors and all kinds of help if you need to go to court or if you want to fight your ticket.

    I'm driving a Alfa Romeo 147 GTA 3.2 V6.
    And going to wire a LPP one of these days.

    And just to mention, the stuff from veil apparently it is quite visible on the plate.
    And I developed a coating for the license plate which makes it unreadable on IR.
    This is a infrared blocking coating, and the top of absorption is at 900nm approx.
    So it is also ideal against laserguns concerning making the detectability lower.
    I'll post one picture here already of a coated licenseplate...

    EDIT: can not post pictures until I have 15 posts apparently

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    Default Re: dna

    Welcome!

    Are you in the chemical industry or have a background in chemistry or something?

    Do you have any better pictures?

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    Welcome to the forum

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    Default Re: dna

    Welcome aboard. I looked at the pictures but wasn't sure what you were trying to demonstrate. How did you select the LPP?

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    Hey everyone,

    Yes I am into chemistry and in the chemical industry.
    With the pictures I just wanted to show you the coating, that it absorbs IR light and thus also absorbs laser light as laserguns use 904nm, and this happens to be the optimum absorbance of the coating which I showed in the pictures.

    And concerning the Alfa Romeo 147 GTA, I was wondering where best to put the LPP as I only have 1 head and not 2...
    My goal is not to get JTG but rather to get an alert and then break as soon as possible.

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    Get your post count up to 15. I think you will need two LPP heads. Also, I posted a picture of where I think you should put the jammer heads.


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    Welcome
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    And for the meanwhile while I only have 1 head I suppose it is the best to put it in the right hand hole above the licenseplate and next to the headlight...

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    Default Re: dna

    I would say the center grille but place the firing diode closer to the license plate

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    Just wanted to let you know that I got the results back from the lasergun test.
    The licenseplate was tested against an Ultralyte LR100.

    The plate had around the same reflectivity as the air!
    The coating is way less visible as VEIL and it also can't be just washed off after a few times like which happens to VEIL.

    904nm is the optimum absorbance of this compound.

    And therefor the distance at which the car is measurable is greatly reduced with over 50%.
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