camera operator wrote:
what a nice different of opinions
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Micktheengineer
Stephen --- I havn't seen anyone mention a photo of the 'tatgeted' car as yet ??? Is it not important that a photo is asked for ? .......... shown on the photo to be on a very curved part of the plastic bumper or bodywork that there is a possibility of error as in the case of Dr Phillip Tann to the tune of 12 MPH ????
I can only assume that Micktheengineer has failed to appreciate that this is a Trafpol 'pull' and that the officer in question was operating not from a cameravan setup but by himself. But equipment can error read we know this.
camera operator wrote:
.... no photo this was a roadside pull by a police officer (correct me if i am wrong, but isn't this what this site wants, stop by police using their discretion wheres IG when you need him).
Yep definitely as they ought to be able to judge. We need better trained officers who can asses the whole situation and appropriately enforce if necessary.
camera operator wrote:
Dr Tann ahh yes as greehshed said the police witness was unavailable to turn up, case dropped the theory never got heard, or did it !!!! maybe it raised its head when Dr. Tanns secetary got caught,
, i wonder why the result never made the headlines, because the theory was disproved end of complete
Got any references ? esp to any paperwork ?
Stephen wrote:
In 6 yrs of using this equipment and similar I have never known it to give mis reads or slips and I check regulary for thsi as if I had any doubt about its ability then I would not use it
They can and do go wrong, I have seen this for myself many times.
camera operator wrote:
i once obtained a reading of 2mph off a stationary vehicle, at a distance less than 20metres at a very silly angle, a colleague and i have also conducted many field trials using a speedscope, a 100 and a 1000 and a few others trying to get rogue readings / discrepancies, the only conclusion i have is the 100 gives out more error readings, but we all know why that is,
Well it woudl be good to go play with the latest equipment but when I had a go with Paul and Dr Clerk and Ch 4 we got many error readings. and they were not 'silly angles'. It is wrong and very troubling that many maybe loosing their licences for 'error-readings' and not taking them to Court for fear of costs, stress and fines.