25 Jun 2013, 09:48
Speed Cameras ......"Where were going, we don't need Speed Cameras"
I was reliably informed by an apparently knowledgeable member of the public ( in Whitby) that I could completely ignore speed cameras by going into "STELTH MODE". Simply by turning my Flux Capacitor to maximum (I always do anyway as it helps with the fuel consumption) This apparently allows complete FLUX DISPERSAL over the entire surface of the aluminium bodywork over 88 MPH, making it completely invisible to all sorts of speed cameras.
I was grateful for this advice as i drove back to Derby at maximum warp speed down the M1 , M18 and A38......much to the admiration of lesser cars who kept to about 80.
Just a thought though.....what happens between 70 and 88 ? ........ oh heck .........
I was reliably informed by an apparently knowledgeable member of the public ( in Whitby) that I could completely ignore speed cameras by going into "STELTH MODE". Simply by turning my Flux Capacitor to maximum (I always do anyway as it helps with the fuel consumption) This apparently allows complete FLUX DISPERSAL over the entire surface of the aluminium bodywork over 88 MPH, making it completely invisible to all sorts of speed cameras.
I was grateful for this advice as i drove back to Derby at maximum warp speed down the M1 , M18 and A38......much to the admiration of lesser cars who kept to about 80.
Just a thought though.....what happens between 70 and 88 ? ........ oh heck .........
Chris Parnham
Ex RHD Auto's etc.etc
Main Car.. Kia E Niro 4+
Skoda Yetil 4X4.
Toyota Vitz 4X4 1999 (the smallest 4X4 by far!.
1970 Jago Jeep.
DOC Club Historian
Ex RHD Auto's etc.etc
Main Car.. Kia E Niro 4+
Skoda Yetil 4X4.
Toyota Vitz 4X4 1999 (the smallest 4X4 by far!.
1970 Jago Jeep.
DOC Club Historian
