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There is a Internet company that has begun marketing a new device that is advertized as a photo radar jammer. The device is advertised as a device that senses the flash from a photo radar camera and then flashes back a strobe light.
A simular product was developed by a company in Covertry in the UK and called the Backflash
CA Automotive-Technologies from the UK performed a review of this product, which is posted below:
http://www.ca-autotech.co.uk/test5.shtml
It is very illegal in Holland. They tried to sell it here as well.
A user just sent me a link to this site that also reviewed the Backflash that states that it does not work: http://www.speed-trap.co.uk/Avoid_Ho...id_Gadgets.htm
This is the one device that could have lived up to it's claims had the technology not been fundamentally flawed. It's a pair of slave flashguns that you mount on either side of your numberplate. Light sensors on top of the devices detect the flash from a roadside camera and the guns are triggered to supposedly "blind" the camera and overexpose the image. I was given one of these to check over for an interview with BBC News 24, and I've got to say I was not convinced...