Super-bright LEDs in public places?

I never said that they were. It is how the dimmer ones in toilets work though.

Tim

Curious choice of material! Must be so heavy it can barely move? Or have you got some monster lump under the bonnet?

It is heavy for the style of kit-car (Lotus 7 style) and even more unusual in that is is a monocoque shell, but it's still only 719kg - with a full tank. Runs a standard(ish) 2l engine from a Sierra.

Fairy nuff. Consider yourself exculpated.

Probably just bluish white, or whiter white than the yellow crap everywhere else.

Nope. Deffo blue.

Connect a sound to light convertor to them and play disco music.

There are ways to deal with facial recognition software. You just apply asy nchronous make up and vary it, Just putting sunglasses in your mouth on a p iece of string between your teeth whilst climing brightly lit stares for ex ample. Temporary patches of black sticky tape; adhesive tattoos. Holding he lium filled balloons close to your face; aluminium trimmings to your hat. M aking bush hats from real bushes.

Pretending you are going to have sex with a potato sack veils can of course attract more attention than you require in a normal journey But there is n othing to stop you standing behind a sign explaining your paranoia/kick bac k against politicising the right to travel/Big Brother police states.

I thought the blue light was to make it difficult to see the veins.

The effects of coloured lighting are quite well know andn get tested to see how effective they are. They found that putting blue light in a pub made customers drink more.

Try it, to inject you need the find a vein, I heard it was McDs or another burger bar in soho that started puttign blue light in the toliets in the 80s.

Very first pub I drank in was called The Blue Lamp. So obviously effective.

It's a lot simpler than that. I found the FRC at Gatwick airport earlier this year couldn't recognise me if I wore glasses. And these, one assumes for security reasons, are at the bleeding edge of FRT!

The intensity of these super-brights makes it difficult to see *anything*.

I have fitted loads at KFCs.

Huh? That's tail lights. The brake lights are the same LEDs run at 100% duty cycle.

Andy