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PuntoQuatroCinco wrote:

KD5NRH wrote:That, and wrong-way cyclists are the ones I like to sneak up on and cut loose with my Airzound. They usually have to stop afterward, and, I suspect, change their shorts.

As cyclists are supposed to ride with traffic, I'm curious how you sneak up on the wrong-way cyclists...

Turn the headlight off; they never have their own lights.

LAYGO wrote:Now you know:

And knowing is half the battle.

Of course, the other half is a blend of mining all the best hiding places, having artillery and/or air support waiting, and keeping your weapon clean

age_ranger wrote:As I sit in amazement, I try to find my cell phone, but it had gone flying from hitting the brakes, so no luck there.

There are lots of Bluetooth handsfree devices that plug into the lighter socket, and many of them are under $30. No need to take the phone out of your pocket unless you're wanting to use the camera, and since it's a speakerphone, his yelling and banging on the window will be nice and clear on the 911 recording too.

jimlongley wrote:A few months ago my wife and I went to Hawai'i on vacation, and in preparation for the trip and the sights we would see, I bought a Vholdr Helmet Cam. Fun toy.

How's the battery life and record time? I've been thinking about getting a helmet cam for my bicycle, but I'd want to make sure it's lightweight, reasonable in low light, and runs for at least two hours.

The other day I saw one of my other pet driving peeves take place and was glad to get it and the result on video: A gang of bicyclists ran a stop sign near my house, right in front of an Allen police vehicle, and he pulled them over.

That, and wrong-way cyclists are the ones I like to sneak up on and cut loose with my Airzound. They usually have to stop afterward, and, I suspect, change their shorts.