How do you make your car invisible to cops?

Forrest is the mad scientist of Cannonball Countermeasures behind Ed Bolian's record setting 2013 run, the 2904, and the C2C Express. He knows just about everything there is to know about making your car invisible to the cops and in this story, he talks about what he went through preparing the CL55 for its cross country run.
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[@WeylandLabs]

There is military grade paint that reflects radar beams and cannot be hit or targeted. But super expensive... great for long road trips.

[@gerardgeer642]

Arthur Meursault Please leave.

[@wallygrafe8134]

Arthur Meursault what if ur bullets kill him while he's driving and he crashes into a family?

[@skuzzyj]

This guy has the charisma of a bag of kale but clearly knows his shit so I had to watch the whole thing.

[@luishsteuer1660]

He's soooooooo fucking boooooorrrrriiiiinnnnnggggggg

[@WPXTacoMan477]

What is charisma?

[@MAVORlC]

WPXTacoMan477 Look it up

[@codenamecordon]

WPXTacoMan477 It's a stat in the Fallout universe. Charisma is one of the seven primary statistics in the SPECIAL character system.

[@fortj3]

SkuzzyJ I disagree. I'd like to hang out with him. He's my kind of people.

[@benluenen1691]

this guy is pretty much lester from GTA5

[@mrcoolinroom]

Gerben van Luenen just not a creep

[@benluenen1691]

hundo bundo yup

[@d0x360]

uuuuhhh no. Lesters stuff always worked

oh my friggin god!!! it was a game on a screen lester never existed exit the basement at once!! theres real people that you can meet and converse with try it you might like it

[@joelchristopher1460]

😂😂😂

[@redneckwithajeep5001]

Officer: do you know how fast you were going? No but I know you were doing 130 mph to catch up

[@sidneyvicious1128]

GOLD.😂🏁

[@duddusjack7097]

Just drop a gear and disappear

[@timothyneiswander3151]

I answered no to that question once and actually had the cop say, "neither do I, my speedometer doesn't go up that high". He had been pacing me in an unmarked car. He gave me a 20 MPH over the speed limit warning ticket.

[@cnault3244]

You could give the theoretical physics answer... Officer: do you know how fast you were going? Me: No but I know exactly where I am.

[@joshuawilcox1322]

@@timothyneiswander3151 that's gold

[@RyanPowerhouse]

This guy knows his specs. King of the nerds. Using brains for evil deeds, it's magical.

[@kingofallmen1]

I'd like to tell you that blocking yourself from revenue generators for the government is not evil. Speeding fines do not increase public safety. They generate government revenue.

[@g.v.harvey7425]

@@kingofallmen1 -- You're ABSOLUTELY CORRECT. The cops are just there to generate revenues from motorists.

[@isaiahwelch8066]

Actually, in Michigan, speeding is a non-criminal offense (classified by MCL 761, "Crime means"), as it classified as a "civil infraction". Ergo, no cop has the probable cause necessary to arrest anyone for merely exceeding the posted speed limit. Statutes do not trump the constitution.

[@KunuMcGruder]

@@g.v.harvey7425 i do respesct your opinion, but your opinion is subjective. Do you really believe that the police are out there to write tickets in order to create revenue? Ill admit, more than likely there are some out there who do infact require quotas to create revenue. That being said...its not illegal. The moral debate is another story. Common sense will tell you that simple basic laws regarding diving are being broken regularly on a daily basis. If a quota needs to be met, right, wrong, or indifferent, it doesnt change the fact that a law was broken. Quotas or not, if you break the driving laws, then are pulled over and issued a citation (for a legite reason) simply qccept it (assuming the officer is correct and you are not a liar) and fight another day(

[@ChaseCache]

the dark arts baby

[@michaelmooney3369]

years ago a friend of mine in the Army who had been an Air force radar countermeasures expert built a radar jammer for me that I could set the speed I wanted the cops radar gun to say. it was totally illegal because it actually transmitted a stronger pulse at the Doppler shift of the speed I wanted. worked flawlessly.

[@VINwiki]

We need to hear more of that story!

[@michaelmooney3369]

it was big one of those roof top storage containers big. radar detects the Doppler shift of the radar beam aimed at the car the frequency of that shift is known. when the radar is detected (pulse received) it transmitted a stronger pulse at the Doppler shift for that speed, that pulse overrode the actual reflected pulse indicating the desired speed. weighed a couple hundred pounds.

[@kevinstutzman515]

michael mooney can he make me one

[@michaelmooney3369]

I haven't seen him since 93. I have heard rumors he's building a active stealth system that can make a B-52 disappear, I've heard they made a B-52 disappear from air traffic control radars multiple times. apparently it pisses ATC off.

[@bwakel310]

I'll take things that didn't happen for 100 Alex.

[@clintgliford9941]

Forrest - the kind of guy to get pulled over and tell the cop that he is using sub-par equipment.

[@NMXhustla]

Clint Gliford hahaha bravo

[@donovangreene579]

😂😂😂

[@donovandwayne6229]

Donovan Greene what are you doing with my name!?

[@somenygaard]

Clint Gliford If the equipment was sub par he would not have been pulled over.

[@faithismine128]

+Richard Nygaard Sure he would, they are half- ass guessing at your speed anyway.

[@raymondj8768]

i was hoping for some diy tips man lol

[@ThatSB]

Raymond J that doesn't exist. You want to dodge radars and detect cops you're gona pay a premium

[@raymondj8768]

thats why i moved to the country lol there arent many cops and can can haul but no traffic either lol

[@ThatSB]

Raymond J not really any tips beyond the electronics. Even alot of electronics don't work anymore. And they're not foolproof. Cops don't turn radars on until they see you anymore so it wont detect.

[@ThatSB]

Raymond J in the country theres still cops everywhere ive been

[@raymondj8768]

the odds are waaay better out in the sticks lol

[@rileyford6685]

Am I the only here who literally has no idea what he’s talking about but somehow watched the whole thing and loved it lmao

[@ChrisLoew]

9 minuets and I have no idea what he said lol

[@stockprerunner5277]

Chris Loew the only thing i understood was microwave oven

[@biggerbimster8726]

Who knew Greek would sound so good...

[@dthomaswilliamson33]

IQ must be this high to ride ☝️☝️☝️

[@stylomuerto9311]

the vid was over b4 i could understand anything lol

[@kevintucker3354]

He was simply explaining in simple terms the progression of highway speed control devices and the frequency names they worked on over the years whether it be considered they worked on what you might call sound or light. Y’all should listen in school or if you’re like me, start searching and learning after school!

[@ImAlrightITHINK]

I once took the lens off of a laser pointer.

[@Frost-rm5jz]

rudy torres wat happened

[@mothridith9760]

He can't see anymore

[@linzykaching1]

Hahahahahaha

[@jayzee2634]

rudy torres just curious what do the lens do?

[@mlee6050]

Jay Zee as far as I know to make so there is a point than act like a flashlight that spreads out

[@YoWassupFresh]

For anyone curious. The ultimate countermeasure setup is a Uniden R1 or R3 radar detector and AntiLaser Priority laser jammers with 5 heads(3 front 2 rear). There is no surface treatment in the world proven to be effective against police radar/laser.

[@cocainecowboy1717]

is the uniden r7 (or whatever the newest model is) the best out there now?

[@ClockworkFlips]

@@cocainecowboy1717 yes

[@ClockworkFlips]

@@cocainecowboy1717 its actually the r8 now

[@cocainecowboy1717]

@@ClockworkFlips bet

[@ratataran]

Laser is beatable , radar is not. Since laser deals with visual light, jammers send an IR signal out that confuses the laser gun, but you start messing with radar, you're gonna have the fcc on your ass, vs FDA for laser (yep , food and drugs admin)

[@JeniousJustin]

I found a typo in the script 4:33 "The FCC is sometimes a tyrannical organization" I think you meant Always.

[@ZloolS]

This is the first time I've seen this guy on here but he's one of those rare people who are extremely knowledgeable and also down to Earth. I like it.

[@bashkillszombies]

And able to bore the shit out of anyone on any topic under the sun due to his crippling autism making him unable to know when he's on a good subject or losing the audience.

[@deamonic456820]

bashpr0mpt you clearly just aren’t educated enough to understand what he’s saying.

[@aaryeshg.6526]

He could possibly be Top Gear US's James May. I never got bored of his lecture on radar guns. My favourite was when he was talking about radar gun jammers LMAO. Best crap ever invented to skip fines. 🤣 I'd love to make one out of a bunch of electric stuff because they are ofcourse illegal to buy. But nobody has said anything of build yourself isn't it? 😏

[@UltimateForceMarketing]

Most Cats that i know like this usually make the absolute best race car, motorcyclist or Fighter Pilots..meaning that they're usually calm under pressure and make smooth & successful deliberate actions without incident!

[@guskipper1194]

I love how he talks about nanometers and wavelengths like the rest of us are like, "oh yeah, that nanometer!"

[@NightFlyer]

Gus Kipper guess you dropped out!

[@andreim841]

SkyFlyyer - you beat me to it

[@Jaybird563]

SkyFlyyer 3rd year BBA student.. never fucking heard of them! Not everyone jerks off to science.. smart ass

[@NightFlyer]

lmao its a unit...and the most basic dimension of a wave!

[@andreim841]

Jayson Sokalski - there is your problem, BBA - where they teach you how to act like you know it all while knowing jack shit...

[@over00lordunknown12]

5:53 Radar Jammers: Arc Interceptor - Old Analog X and K Band Radar Guns Scorpion - X and K Scorpion Ultimate - X, K, and Ka

[@K-carbon]

@Day-ONe DOzE they DO not work

[@nobodynoone2500]

@@K-carbon I can't vouch for those mentioned, but some absolutely do work. They are usually priced accordingly, so don't expect that $60 aliexpress unit to save your ass.

[@d.e.b.b5788]

Drive what appears to be an unmarked police car. Plenty available at public auctions. Wear a trooper style hat and some mirror aviators.

[@UkrainianBazooka]

The thing with that though is every cop who sees you has their eyes glued to you trying to figure you out.

[@SonnyGTA]

D.E.B. B and wave ( fingers off the wheel style, not Forrest Gump on the shrimp boat style) when you see a cop. They will wave back.

[@johnnyhotrod2608]

@@SonnyGTA This is true! I owned a car lot and had bought a retired Ford Crown Victoria Fire Department Chief's car. It was well marked still with the stickers as they had not removed them! As a dealer, there was no license plate in front just a single dealer tag in back so I left the 911 tag in front! I was doing 100 mph on a back country road when I came across an intersection with a Sheriff sitting there! He simply waved at me and I waved back and kept going! WOO HOO! Pure adrenaline rush!

[@olivergooding8512]

What happens when your going 130 with no lights or sirens?

[@jaysmith1408]

Well, they’re looking for the Crown Vic guys, I have a white Taurus, nobody bats an eye.

[@EdBolian]

Forrest is the man! He was pivotal in preparing the car for the 28:50 run, he and Dave had a valiant second place run in the 2015 2904, and he and I had a great winning run in the C2C Express in 2016. Definitely a Cannonball legend.

[@inter5123]

Buck Olsen sounds like someone is booty hurt

[@technom3598]

Buck Olsen no one said It's A right Calm down

[@urdaddywingnut7820]

Christopher Smith--- I don't see how you did 2oo what wit how long the line was,, I mean nightly traffic is backed up for blocks!!!

[@uhrwerks]

Forrest seems a bit like me (I was/am a nerd who loves his soldering iron & "making things") but also a but like all of us, who doesn't like a challenge? Who doesn't want to "Stick it to the Man?!?!?"

[@saullopez503]

Your why this video is familiar lol

[@gnarshread]

Please PLEASE let this guy do some more educational videos or something. The knowledge this guy has is awesome.

[@SD-nj1cy]

in the early days of laser detectors you used to be able to buy "laser calibration units" that sent out their own laser signal set to whatever speed you wanted, since it was to make sure your laser gun was reading correctly - use was regulated by FCC ... but it was a great counter measure

[@stephenmcelroy1179]

In Aug of 1991, I and a good friend were being stationed in Washington state from the east coast. We left Virginia and three days later we pulled into our new base. We used the Tec if the day (radar detector ) binoculars and a CB / ham radio along with a pre-programmed scanner to run 115 for three straight days to get there on time. We managed to boil the transmision in SD with the thinning air and long flat ground slowing us to run up to 119 the point just before the govner would cut the throttle on the Z24 we were running in. That is when we figured out 115 and below was the magic number for not boiling the transmission. Some of the best days of my life.

[@uptopswag8446]

That's Fukn hilarious! Tht reminds me of when I used to hall ass from Bragg to Connecticut on Friday it's a 13 hr ride but made it in 8-9 hrs than do the samething back Sunday night to make it for formation Monday morning! Those were the days for me also!

[@chaitanyarao5546]

Man, Lester looked so different when he was younger.

[@chavezyoung978]

kmsl gta 5

[@jjj4888]

I didn't understnad one thing he said and I love it

[@nickandrew1089]

The STALKER radar gun! Says it all. Perfectly describes the Police's attitude to motorists.

[@lamardavis9558]

Veles detector lmao

[@MarsLonsen]

"it worked until I broke it." there you go, ladies and gentlemen, thats how that works.

[@sidneyvicious1128]

LMFAO 😂

[@fuckoffjesus]

It was in the last places I looked

[@donny4038]

sas mayt

[@MarsLonsen]

@@donny4038 fakin donny mate! skooin'on?

[@michaeljezierski3154]

Please tell me this guy has more in depth videos.

[@skatersrock01]

FBI i swear i'm watching this for entertainment only, i swear!

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derrick toya o

[@raminkh5875]

derrick toya lol

[@DENicholsAutoBravado]

derrick toya lol. Awesome.

[@THEBEARDEDTOOLGUY]

derrick toya fuckingbitchinvestgationg

[@paulkieffer1189]

i’m not FUCK you FBI

[@TheMegaTheseus]

He's very intelligent,dedicated and knowledgeable about his thing. Downvotes proves most people don't like studying, didn't dedicated themselves to learn and are lazy or fucked up somehow

[@hbombdaboss97]

Don’t over think it 😂

[@tommissouri4871]

The '98 to '04 Camaro was surprisingly low profile to radar with the long sloping curved steel hood that covered all in front. You had to be very close for them to see you, and by that time, you had seen them and slowed to under the limit.

[@Tainomontana]

Loving the technical aspect of the run almost as much as the record setting part.

[@brettbilger1390]

I can't imagine driving around in a car with all those gadgets in it. Bliss.

[@DocBlasto]

Jiggawhatt?

[@videoman7659]

ShwoopiDoopi

[@uhrwerks]

Looks well placed... don't think it would be much of an issue. I think the issue would be getting pulled over for having your vision blocked! A ticket or being pulled over for having too many gadgets attached to your windshield... or getting pulled over in a smaller town by the Sheriff asking you: "what are you doing with all that crap boy!?!?"

[@oceanhome2023]

Brett Bilger b😀

[@Leofred2000]

Well, I bet it'd be a lot cheaper than to buy it lol

[@ImineResveratrol]

“It worked until i broke it” story of my life bro

[@Nathan-lj2cj]

this is what's missing in the kids today. That fire and passion to figure something out. tithe passion to commit oneself to the journey of finding the answer. thanks for the write up

[@YouTubeHandlesAreStupid]

Hi, my name is Forrest, and I'm about to speak to you in code.

[@pwrightisright8611]

This is sooooo cool. When I buy an exotic, I need to find a guy like this.

[@Meg8554]

P WrightisRight you dont need an extoic car to go fast lol

[@howtohaydencarter8969]

Trust me. You can’t afford an exotic car

[@3lbtrigger]

You don't need to find a guy LIKE him, you need to find HIM.

[@cutsomeone]

It should come included with any purchase over $50k

[@Dyl_Cam]

13/hr for flipping burgers? Holy shit leme get that job

[@tlwolf86]

The Cobra Daytona Coupe replicas currently being sold have a low frontal area and a body of compound curves. The aluminum body version (Kirkham) is more reflective but body shape diffuses radar . The fiberglass reinforced plastic bodies (Superformance, Factory Five)are nearly transparent to radar so the radar detects the radiator, engine & etc. If one were made with energy absorbing graphite fiber reinforced plastic it should be able to get a lot closer before being detected. It would help to register in a state with no front license plate and install daytime covers on the headlights and fog lights.

[@tommissouri4871]

Yes, this is why Corvettes weren't more invisible to radar. The radiator, the core support, and the front of the frame had many reflective surfaces that were just visually hidden behind fiberglass.

[@stephenvaldes]

did he ever say how you make your car invisible to cops?

[@847MicRoss]

Radar detector, radar jammer, fancy paint but not worth it, 3rd party map apps, police scanner. A bunch of gear and little bit of hopes and dreams.

[@SonnyGTA]

stephenvaldes no, not really.

[@JayOhBreezy]

Noooo I learned nothing.

[@michaelcowin6442]

Easy solution. Drive a Delorean.

[@LifeIsSlim]

EXACTLY LIKE WTF

[@Road2RacingPA]

Hold up... you can hack traffic lights? I MUST KNOW

[@MK-ex4pb]

Yes. If fire trucks and shit can do it, you can too

[@losojosdehotspanish2162]

i-Spec it is an infrared device, kind of like a remote control, that triggers the lights to immediately turn yellow and then green.

[@CurvyVic]

i-Spec 3m opticom

[@Poorschedriver]

Looked into it, I believe it's a felony in most states FYI.

[@CurvyVic]

Audi_ophile We don't have felonious here in Canada.

[@Audioscientist]

more forrest! i can listen to him talk about the tech side of this for ages

[@Vile-Flesh]

This is awesome! These guys weren't fooling around. LOL at "Bacon Blocker" on the printed circuit board!!!!!!! XD

[@InsaneDynamics]

I know people have basic rador/laser countermeasures when doing the cannonball but I didn't even think about the fact that in different states and counties, the frequencies for the transponders would be different. That is one hell of a tough job for a single run.

[@2KCamaroZ28SS]

The scanners were for monitoring the police radio.

[@Chalz108]

Any friend of ed is a friend of mine. 😉

[@acidicvideos8733]

Black Millionaire Status 😂😂😂😂😂

[@ozzstars_cars]

A man on a mission and he keeps seeking the next radar thrill Enjoyed the video

[@TrynaBeCray]

damn "change traffic lights" this man really is lester from GTA5

[@bryanmay1305]

the fly got me

[@bobbylong2202]

This guy is like the sign in back ground he is pure Octane!! Man smart from to word go ..wow just amazing man I could listen to him talk all day

[@arethouready]

Holy hell there is a lot more to this than I thought

[@alphamale1717]

I don't know why but I love dry story telling and find it extremely interesting. I could tell the dude was extremely nervous but he seems to know his stuff, I look forward to more information. I always have wondered about electronic countermeasures for your personal vehicle he seems to bring clarity to the issue. I have read about devices in Europe that let you know when certain frequencies are being used in you vicinity but have never heard if it has become available on the US market yet.

[@danielbarbee7712]

True genus. " It worked until I broke it " I have found this to be true with most everything

[@NicholasDeLisi]

I know this video is old, but I've basically stopped using my Uniden scanner and switched it out for an SDR, that way I can program a bunch of frequencies and listen to what I need to. I find it easier to use and a lot more powerful. I'd check it out if you already haven't. But, Thanks for the video!

[@NicholasDeLisi]

I forgot to mention that there's also plugins/programs that allow you to listen to the digital radios, like the Motorola X2, P25 codecs and more. Easy enough to put on a laptop and drive around (not that I've done that: >:D ) The waterfall view is excellent so you can see what frequencies are utilized. I'm sure you guys will have fun and I hope to see you guys make another run with some upgraded tech like that. Should make it easier for you all not to program 1000 frequencies into the Uniden. Once again, thanks for all your content and entertainment. I very much enjoy my dose of Vinwiki each day. If you guys have any questions with SDR or something I can help with (Software engineer by day, hardware hacker by night!), please feel free to reach out.

[@un_civilized]

@@NicholasDeLisi what are your thoughts on the red light changer

[@NicholasDeLisi]

@@un_civilized never looked into it, but I'd wait at a busy intersection near a hospital, with an IR sensor and SDR, you're going to have to play around to see what is sent and which frequency. You'd might blips on the SDR if it's digital, which would be binary data. From there, you'd have to reverse engineer the data being sent. If it's just IR or a radio signal, then you would just have to find the right frequency and light spectrum.

[@doyouhavegainsonyourphone4507]

You can tell this guy is just brilliant.

[@catfish2785]

Great video. love the channel, but i do have a gripe about the extreme experience plug at the end. I've done it. It was fun as hell, and their rite; there is no speed limit but there is a professional driver in the passenger seat telling you how fast you can and cant go. So just keep that in mind if you want to do the extreme experience.

[@kellingtonlink956]

Brilliant. Clearly something that you (he) is passionate about. Thanks for the video.

[@rumblebelly7429]

I like this guy's story :) He knows what he is talking about. Tech for the win \o/

[@thatjokerperson7062]

if it sends back way to high if your doing 100mph and it hit you and sends it back at 200 he will think its broke XD

[@TheDenofBadgers]

I need to get one and make it say if I am doing 50 it sends back that I am doing 500 just to fuck with cops.

[@aidanevo]

Conner Mars Or make it in the thousands, 60mph is 60,000mph 😂

[@thatjokerperson7062]

most top out at 999 or a lot less

[@jarlnieminen4307]

over 9000

[@curlyfry7331]

Conner Mars goes to court “you were doing 345 in a 65” imagine the price tag on a ticket like that hahaha

[@noahsalak]

How do you make your car invisible to cops? "Well, actually we still have no idea, but screw it, we'll put out a video anyway!!"

[@847MicRoss]

No idea is a 100% he listed several ways but at the end of the day that last 10% of protection is hope and dreams.

[@SonnyGTA]

noahsalak hahahahahahahahah

[@hayes40oz]

I love that MACC ride on your shirt, I did it for the first time this year myself.

[@jerrykinnin7941]

Before Elogs. Truckers we're consistently running California to NYC in 72 hrs. Now we can still do that but there's 2 people in a truck. So breaking the Cannonball is a FEET And God Bless You for it.

[@YouTubeHandlesAreStupid]

LMAO. I love this channel and some of the comments have me rolling from week-to-week.

[@sidneyvicious1128]

You gotta see Wes Watson's comments ! Gold!

[@X3.X3]

*this dude looks like the bad guy from iron man 3 lol*

[@CODZOMBIES-ml2sm]

0:20 made me genuinely so happy to see this LOVE THAT MOVIR

[@modrak]

Almost thoguth I was listening to a DEFCON talk for a while here, but hey, it’s VINWiki! How two hobbies cross over is just awesome 😎

[@jamesh2367]

This man is doing gods work the faster you are the closer you are

[@matthewbradley3395]

"How do you make your car invisible to cops?" Leave it in your garage.

[@briand4306]

that's awesome that he showed some of the code. Didn't expect that he would have written it in Go

[@tammyforbes2101]

Waze can make it so much easier now. I drove from Detroit to Tennessee a couple of months back in 41/2 hours using it and never had a cop not listed on there. Only ones you gotta worry about is cops who have just entered the interstate.

[@dlo2048]

"It worked until i broke it" Said EVERY GUY

[@daniel_alexander_]

More of this dude

[@gabebovino5529]

This ^^^

[@Downshiftmafiatv]

Seeing caffeine and octane in the background is dope especially since i help do events with them. This was a good video

[@morteparla6926]

I have a suspicion my old yellow '73 Nova went under the radar. The reason I say this is, I've gone 25-30mph over the speed limit passed cops many times, and not once has one ever pulled out. That by itself didn't convince me. What did, was that every time I'd go passed those signs on the side of the road that read your cars speed, they would never read my car until I was litterally right on top of them, and they'd always read 10-20mph lower than I was actually going. I never figured out why this happened, but it was cool.

[@DJ.Generation]

It was basically a mini documentary on him amd his hobby and passion.

[@94nolo]

A video worth watching!

[@DylanTaylor]

this is awesome! this guy knows so muxh

[@azb2010]

MACC One Love Century. Ridden that one many times... always a fun one.

[@saltysteel3996]

Sounds like we're talking about jets, missiles, and stealth. Lol

[@thesoggybaguette4465]

Me : adds this to watch later FBI : adds me to watch later

[@JamesFort]

Ayyy dropping value bombs everywhere 🔥

[@Megidus]

The FCC won't let me be, let me speed free

[@MurderMostFowl]

How to make yourself invisible to the cops? Drive a prius 😂

[@shananagans5]

Back in the 80's & 90's my father was a defense engineer that worked on missile guidance & tracking systems. One time I asked him if he could make something so a car couldn't be tracked to get a speed on radar. He said "The systems the police use are really crude, it would be easy to defeat those." I begged him to make something. I told him it would make us rich but he was totally clueless to the market. He didn't think anyone would want to defeat police radar. I have no clue how that stuff works but it would have been interesting to see if dear old dad could have put something together.

[@tommissouri4871]

It was also very illegal, with the charges being federal, not state traffic laws. Back in the '70s and '80s, the easiest way was to get a used radar gun, grab the Gunn diode and antenna, modulate it with a 555, and set the speed you needed the police radar to see. Electronic surplus shops had such used junk guns around cheap and made it easy.

[@werlost9858]

I hope this is the story about the blacked out Corvette that ran lights out with night vision smuggling!!! Legend

[@timbarito5586]

What the hell is thus guys talking about? All i understand is he used a s55 mercedes

[@kylesanchez857]

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[@timbarito5586]

Chris chris ur welcome

[@buckolsen6470]

golfzandstance timmy.nicolas this guy suffers from rectal-cranial-inversion.

[@trickcyclists]

Chris chris... HAHAHAHAHA !!! Good answer.. you just made my day :-)

[@thefoxmusicchannel3981]

golfzandstance timmy.nicolas fucking same 😂😂

[@-_-Code-_-]

so the truth comes out ed... you may be batman but wayne enterprises mad scientist is the real hero.

[@MrGaryGG48]

All the best technology is great until the operator forgets... in 1979 a friend of mine in Salt Lake City had a jammer that broadcast 34 mph or 54 mph (the National Speed Limit was 55 mph in those days.). His girlfriend was driving his car one afternoon and came down off the freeway onto a 35 mph surface street. The first cop she saw flipped his lights on and pulled her over. She managed to stuff that thing under the seat, said "yes sir" a lot, signed the ticket, and drove home with smoke pouring out of both front windows as she was just fuming!! He did his best not to laugh as she told him about forgetting to flip the machine back to 34 mph as she came in to town. He said it took a while before she could talk about it without get irritated. ;^)

[@RamadaArtist]

Yo, just have to say, as an artist, I heard once, from Art Guerra, of Guerra Pigments, that he *actually* sourced black, radar absorbing pigments, (obviously for artists, who just love shit to be unreasonably crazy,) but you know, stuff like what was used for the F117 and the B2.... It's been years since I've checked their stock, but if they still have it, (which is very possible, since it cost like, an order of magnitude more than something that "looked" just as black, but Art liked to have weird pigments in stock just to have them,) seems like the kind of thing that would be perfect for these kind of endeavors.

[@Zaman730]

I think motorways or highways should have no speed limit. Like the autobahn. And if you drive slow you should get a ticket because they are the ones that cause accidents.

[@psycronizer]

so, you had this powder that was at least optically opaque to the laser, and it stopped working after a week or two ? was it applied with some clear coat ? interesting, I did some research into the same concept for radar, vary concentrations of metal particles layered in a rubber matrix seems to work, it is also applied to stealth submarines and the retired Lockheed SR-71 spy plane, there actually quite a few different approaches using particles and insulators in combination that can be tuned to certain frequencies, a lot of work has gone into this, I have some of the papers on it.

[@nataliegrn17]

What concentrations work best, to your knowledge?

[@Paul-gz5dp]

People would have no desire to do things like this if police were honest. Also if you do not understand what I mean, it is when they write you up for going much faster than you are actually traveling because they do not know the difference between a sliver and a red vehicle. etc.

[@russellbluewolf6427]

funny thing with the uniden scanner (i own exact same one myself) if you have the gps puck you dont need to program any frequencies, the scanner does it itself on the fly as your driving

[@ezrawall4044]

Why does he look like if the cat in the hat was a person

[@breakpoint06]

"Expensive Decorator Drugs" lol

[@gordongordon98]

This guy would be a champ at burglary and perhaps safe cracking... he certainly would defeat alarm systems np

[@KageShi]

I've tinkered with Jammers back in the 90's. Have not tried much in the past 20 years. I would be willing to assist in tweaking some of your old tech and creating something new that could be placed on some form or market or sold as a "build yourself" breadboard kit. I'm also a GA Road goer who think the speed limit is just a suggestion. Personal best without a ticket is 205mph.

[@GreenCanvasInteriorscape]

Kage Shi 205 mph in what?

[@snaproll94e]

If we could get him to challenge the Myth Busters crew, we might learn some of DIY hacks that really work.

[@daveblackmoto]

Kind of funny...you could tell there were parts of the story edited out.

[@VINwiki]

Trade secrets!

[@DayoftheJakeL]

There's a guy like this that shows up at the Ozark Z car run every year.

[@deltavee2]

Interesting. Nice to listen to a tech that knows his stuff.

[@faithismine128]

I was doing 120+ and got lit up by a State Trooper hiding in the median. It took him so long to catch up that I was able to hit the joint I was smoking a couple of more times. Evidently he could not get a lock because he gave me a lecture about doing 86mph. He was particularly offended by my T-tops being out "a sure way to get ejected" he said. A bunch of "Yes sir, sorry sir" got it down to a warning.

[@RationallySkeptical]

"Decorater drugs?!" Roflmgdmfao!!!

[@Dyl_Cam]

This bottle of codeine makes a great flower vase for my living room

[@madscientistshusta]

Think he means designer drugs lol

[@EvolDestructionOG]

madscientistshusta sameshiet lol

[@thebaddog4104]

AyDayDay..I just love what you've done with the place. And the hemp rug is to die-for.

[@johnwayne3085]

thebaddog410 that hemp rug really tied the room together

[@futball24]

Wait...what? Can you run that by me again?

[@htumel8735]

"It worked until i broke it" "Hmmm the floor here is made out of floor"

[@kingjb82]

I have a big bull skull on the front of my van... the speed sign reminders have a hard time pinning my speed till right on them... so bone works good too ;)