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And this is where you're wrong. Most detectors use a PIN diode or a phototransistor. Both work just fine with the SVM. Again, the security given in these detec
by nappy-doo 13y ago
And this is where you're wrong. Most detectors use a PIN diode or a phototransistor. Both work just fine with the SVM.
Again, the security given in these detectors is SO good that even if I were to give you complete knowledge of the system, you can't beat them. I can't admit to having made counterfeits, but I can say that I've seen _all_ of them, and they do not work.
- jjoonathan 13y agoNo, you haven't seen them all. That's a silly claim. And if the detector is what you say, I'm about 80% sure I know both why it worked so well and how to defeat it. As much as I wish I could make a bet with you and test this, I wish for trouble from the secret service even less, so I guess that's off the table.
- nappy-doo 13y agoI will tell you, with full knowledge of how they work, I am incapable of beating the machines for US bills. Some other currencies have better and worse protection (generally better), but I _know_ I cannot beat the machines in the US.
- jjoonathan 13y agoI wouldn't expect that someone who attributes the differentiating power of the machines to SVM would be able to beat them on any kind of bill.