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Originally Posted by gary_580
ok im confused. The photos have nothing to do with the device detecting your speed. Agreed if the timing of the flashes was incorrect then the visual evidence would be wrong. However its the radar within the device that detects the speed at which the vehicle is travelling.
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I think it's because the radar detects the speed of the vehicle and triggers the flash devices to provide the photographic evidence, because the flashes are longer apart in duration that they should be. It shows the offender to appear to of travelled further in a set time than they actually have. ie: because the set time between the flashes are wrong.
If this error is correct it does have a massive implication, and really shows the police up to be very amateurish!