Upgrades to street lights, making LPR filters obsolete?

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

Originally Posted by renormalised

In the end, it's like I say....nothing a slingshot and a sinker can't fix

Oh dear .... I'm starting to ' hear ' voices drifting back to my childhood ..... I can see it now .... my favorite toy .... home made slingshot .... now where did I hide my bag of ' marbles '.

[AstroGuy]

Originally Posted by FlashDrive

Oh dear .... I'm starting to ' hear ' voices drifting back to my childhood ..... I can see it now .... my favorite toy .... home made slingshot .... now where did I hide my bag of ' marbles '.

In the end, the council will just raise your rates for extra street maintenance. And it will cost you. Not worth it.

[FlashDrive (Poppy)]

Originally Posted by AstroGuy

In the end, the council will just raise your rates for extra street maintenance. And it will cost you. Not worth it.

This was meant in ' jest ' .... would never actually carry it out.

[AstroGuy]

I gotta get out more....

[TrevorW]

Fix the light with sling once broken it'll take 6 months to fix

Get a long ladder, masking tape and black paint, climb, mask and paint out light so the light only shines downwards

Be if the light shines into you front bedroom complain that the bright light is causing sleeping problems and undue stress they will then have to mask it or suffer a lawsuit

ps: looking at that light if it was only recently erected you'll find it probably does not meet the current ASA standard for street lighting.

[skies2clear]

Use the slingshot and if you get caught, claim temporary insanity.

Don't tell them you are a telescope nut or they'll realise you are in fact permanently insane

Seriously though, the street lights are a total pain in the a%$#