Good eyes Ron, it's an ultrasonic roo/wallaby, old lady deterrant. They emit a high frequency pattern of ultrasonic sounds approximately 40 metres either side of the vehicle and projecting some 400 metres to the front of vehicle over 50 km/h.
Mitch1100 wrote:Good eyes Ron, it's an ultrasonic roo/wallaby, old lady deterrant. They emit a high frequency pattern of ultrasonic sounds approximately 40 metres either side of the vehicle and projecting some 400 metres to the front of vehicle over 50 km/h.
So it's a whistle.
There would appear to be a surfeit of prolixity and sesquipedalian content today please do not use a big word when a singularly un-loquacious and diminutive linguistic expression will satisfactorily accomplish the contemporary necessity
Yep one either side Spent $4000.00 repairing car front recently after hitting a roo no whistles fitted...for $5 I'll try. Here's a small wallaby on our front lawn late afternoon...early morning/night they're everywhere...living in a rural area has small drawbacks. [
Mitch1100 wrote:Good eyes Ron, it's an ultrasonic roo/wallaby, old lady deterrant. They emit a high frequency pattern of ultrasonic sounds approximately 40 metres either side of the vehicle and projecting some 400 metres to the front of vehicle over 50 km/h.
Wonder if that would work with deer??? One of my favourite stretches of road near home often has deer grazing by the roadside. While none have yet stepped out in front of me, they do cause me to shut off and trickle past, which spoils the flowing run. And soumetimes, you can't see the little muntjacs until the head pops up to check out the bike.
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