F/S License plate photo radar blocker

Staff@RPM · 10-27-2009, 01:25 PM #1

We are now carrying a couple of products that help defeat road side cameras from sending you tickets in the mail. In New York there are so many red light cameras now it is hard to avoid getting a ticket.

We are offering an spray that you spray directly onto the plate that cannot be seen and will blur the plate when the flashbulb hits it. That works great at night but does little to defeat the camera during the day. 1 can of spray retails for $19.95 but we are selling them until Thanksgiving for $12.50.

We are also offering the plate blocker that defeats both road side cameras and overhead cameras. Most blockers only defeat roadside cameras but all the cameras on the highways now, especially at those high speed EZ-Pass stations use the overhead cameras, this defeats all of them. These covers also work during the day when the flash is not on as well as at night. These units retail for $39.95 and we are offering them at a very deep discount of $28.00 until Thanksgiving. This is for each plate so if your car has two plates you will need two of these.

This pays for itself if you are able to avoid just one camera ticket.

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TXLonghorn911 · 10-27-2009, 01:35 PM #2

How noticable is the plate blocker from a couple feet away?

Gundo · 10-27-2009, 01:37 PM #3

Hi - any experience with how EZPass feels about cars rolling through their toll lanes with plates blurred?

I'm guessing they mail you a fine for incorrect transponder usage as the plate, vehicle and transponder are synced when you register for the service.

Staff@RPM · 10-27-2009, 01:46 PM #4

It's definitely noticeable on the car at an angle. From behind you at street level it's not noticeable. The aerosol is not noticeable at all but, like I said, that only blurs the flash. Can you get a ticket for having the license plate cover on the car? Probably, I only use the aerosol on mine because I am afraid to get a ticket. I have a bunch of customers that work in the penal system here in NY and they all have the covers on there cars and they have never been pulled over for it. But, even if they do, they do have a badge that they can show the cop.

As for the EZ-Pass, I do not know the answer to that but I would assume that you can't get a ticket for that because you paid your EZ-Pass and it's not that it did not match the plate, they just didn't see the plate. But if you don't have an EZ-Pass, they can't send you a ticket either. Many of our customers go down to Atlantic City with these on there cars and I have never heard of them receiving a ticket for that.

dsu* · 10-27-2009, 01:47 PM #5

Please answer the above questions.

Very interested. Any pictures of the plate installed?

I will have my back up camera mounted on the top part of the plate, right in the center which covers the middle half of the plate... does that interfere with the Blocker?

Staff@RPM · 10-27-2009, 01:52 PM #6

The back up camera will not interfere with the plate blocker at all. This one is completely flat and you can install a radar, back-up camera, license plate bracket, it does not change anything with the plate other than the fact that the cameras can't read them.

dsu* · 10-27-2009, 01:55 PM #7

wait... what does a plate blocker look like? Is it like the frame of the plate? Or is is just my imagination?

Staff@RPM · 10-27-2009, 01:59 PM #8

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Originally Posted by dsu*

wait... what does a plate blocker look like? Is it like the frame of the plate? Or is is just my imagination?

It's a cover that is flat and is the same dimension of the plate. It just installs on top of the plate. It is basically a special piece of plastic. It is very flexible and resistant to debris and will not break. You can still install covers and any other things you want to on your plate.