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Oh my god another skyline owner from the mornington peninsula!! That makes two of us. Welcome to SAU!! Im from Mt Martha, where abouts exactly on the Pen. r u from?

Esplanade in Mt Martha is fun for a quick spin, around the cliffs. You might see me there, dodging the helicopter-mounted speed cameras. :rofl: What a joke.

I got my car serviced at ice from recommendations here and they were good. THey let me hang around and they showed me everything they were doing so now i can do basics like oil change etc. I dont think there is much closer to fston, UPI would be a similar distance.

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whats the go with those helicoper mounted speed cameras?  Im from out hastings way

There are white lines spaced 400m apart or so and the police it in a helicopter and time how long it takes you to go 400m. If your under a certain time, they get a car down the road to pull you over.

They did it alot last year, especially over the easter long weekend. You can still see the lines on the Esplanade between mt martha and safety beach and on Mooruduc Rd between Mornington tyabb road and bentons rd.

What a waste of money, it probably costs them $4k an hour to keep a helicopter in the air.

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