Electronic Flip Down Number Plate
Apr 9, 2005, 11:15 AM
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Electronic Flip Down Number Plate
Hello Every One Yet Another Newbie Hear,
Just like to share with u what i had just fitted to my car, for along while now i had been searching for a flip down numberplate a came across this web site called
http://www.speedflip.com where i bought a speedflip device it took me about 15min to fit it theres no wireing involved because speeflip has its own power supply, when i drive now and i want my rear number plate to flip down i just flick a switch and speedflip flips open and a buzzer starts sounding flip switch again and it closes and buzzer stops sounding telling you that your plate is back in the closed position, its a great bit of kit they even do one for motor bikes of course no one should use this device to evade any speed detection devices should they i would like to hear what you think of it.
bobby
Just like to share with u what i had just fitted to my car, for along while now i had been searching for a flip down numberplate a came across this web site called
http://www.speedflip.com where i bought a speedflip device it took me about 15min to fit it theres no wireing involved because speeflip has its own power supply, when i drive now and i want my rear number plate to flip down i just flick a switch and speedflip flips open and a buzzer starts sounding flip switch again and it closes and buzzer stops sounding telling you that your plate is back in the closed position, its a great bit of kit they even do one for motor bikes of course no one should use this device to evade any speed detection devices should they i would like to hear what you think of it.
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Originally Posted by bobby
Hello Every One Yet Another Newbie Hear,
Just like to share with u what i had just fitted to my car, for along while now i had been searching for a flip down numberplate a came across this web site called
http://www.speedflip.com where i bought a speedflip device it took me about 15min to fit it theres no wireing involved because speeflip has its own power supply, when i drive now and i want my rear number plate to flip down i just flick a switch and speedflip flips open and a buzzer starts sounding flip switch again and it closes and buzzer stops sounding telling you that your plate is back in the closed position, its a great bit of kit they even do one for motor bikes of course no one should use this device to evade any speed detection devices should they i would like to hear what you think of it.
bobby
Just like to share with u what i had just fitted to my car, for along while now i had been searching for a flip down numberplate a came across this web site called
http://www.speedflip.com where i bought a speedflip device it took me about 15min to fit it theres no wireing involved because speeflip has its own power supply, when i drive now and i want my rear number plate to flip down i just flick a switch and speedflip flips open and a buzzer starts sounding flip switch again and it closes and buzzer stops sounding telling you that your plate is back in the closed position, its a great bit of kit they even do one for motor bikes of course no one should use this device to evade any speed detection devices should they i would like to hear what you think of it.
bobby
Originally Posted by donmeca2020
sounds interesting
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I find it funny that an automated message is programmed to give an illiterate post. Is this because the person who made the message is stupid, or because they wanted it to seem like the majority of ****ing retarded posts on forums such as this one?
I just looked at the site, and it's designed for European plates. Would that even fit on a U.S. car?
I just looked at the site, and it's designed for European plates. Would that even fit on a U.S. car?
