【超長千字小氣鬼post】
我份人真係好小氣。
琴日post條片同大家分享我既側鏡設定,點樣可以減少盲點,有效睇多D車身外面既情況,減少意外發生。
跟住有好D觀衆話「你咁樣set仲危險」,「你點泊車睇位?」,「唔識咪亂教人」
見到呢D留言,我就諗,難道我咁樣set真係錯?
跟住我就將我小氣鬼既能量發揮到極點,上網瘋狂做research(再加上有其他觀衆既提點)
哈!
首先講到明,我唔係話大家錯,只係有更好既設定。
【---- 維基百科上面有關汽車盲點 ----】
利用特定的側鏡設定,可以令車旁的盲點消失。這設定能夠大幅減少側面碰撞或其他意外的發生,特別是汽車轉線時。
這方法首次由George Platzer於1995年,於Society of Automotive Engineers(美國汽車工程師協會)發表。
這側鏡設定方法,【往往會在駕駛教學中被忽視】!和需要一點時間去適應....
有人提出這設定會製造更多盲點,例如倒後鏡看不到的車後。在倒車時會不能看到...
(J:你個人可以郁架嘛... 郁一郁你咪可以係側鏡睇到你想見到既車尾燈位。不過車後盲點你都唔會只靠望側鏡。倒後鏡,側鏡,泊車鏡頭,感應器...etc.全部一齊用曬,有時都係會望唔到)
好喇!咁到底呢個Society of Automotive Engineers係咩呢?中文就係美國汽車工程師協會,而家已經係國際性既協會。
【---- SAE有關汽車盲點的論文 ----】
上面寫到既1995年論文,題目係《The Geometry of Automotive Rearview Mirrors - Why Blind Zones Exist and Strategies to Overcome Them》
(汽車後視鏡的幾何 - 為何盲區會存在 及 如何克服盲區的策略)
内文因爲要俾30幾蚊美金去買先睇到,雖然我好小氣,但未至於要用200幾蚊去證明自己... 所以我地睇睇2010年,《Car and Driver》雜誌,根據呢篇論文既内容點樣講。
【---- Car and Driver雜誌有關盲點 ----】
2010年3月既《Car and Driver》提到,上面論文建議側鏡設定,應該往外推到可視角度,剛好跟車内倒後鏡重叠。
(J:即係好似附圖fig.1同fig.4既設定)
這設定可能會令習慣在側鏡看到自己車身駕駛者感到困惑。
【但如果位置設定正確,側鏡能有效消除汽車盲點】。
這能消除你需要去回頭望才能安全轉線的需要。
(J:最後呢一句我唔100%同意,我認爲點都要望一望)
其實除左上面,美國University of Kansas Transportation Center,都有發表過文章。
【---- 堪薩斯大學交通中心有關盲點 ---】
根據美國堪薩斯大學交通中心既文章《Blind Zone Accidents and How to Prevent Them》(盲點意外 及 如果預防)文章内文指出,每年係美國有63萬宗交通意外涉及轉線,當中6成意外原因是「沒看到旁邊的車」。
要減少盲點,駕駛者可以採取BGE設定(Blindzone/Glare Elimination Setting)。
(即係上面所講既所有設定,包括我琴日影片裏面所講)
這設定能大幅減少盲點。【當有車輛在你後方出現,你能在車内倒後鏡確認。當車輛離開你車内倒後鏡時,你能從側鏡確認,對方超越你並離開側鏡時,你能從可視角度望到該車輛...】
【---- 總結 ----】
我並唔係話大家錯,只係好似上面所講,呢個側鏡設定方法往往係駕駛教學上被忽視。
側鏡要望到自己車身,好多人既理由係「泊車睇位」,「行窄路睇位」,大部分既潛臺詞係「我唔想hi花部車」
其實呢個問題好容易解決,就係你郁少少個頭去側鏡,你咪可以見返自己車身囉。你個人唔係石頭黎架嘛。
上面提出既設定,完全係為「行車安全」作爲最優先考慮。
無論對途人,其他駕駛者,或者你自己,都係更安全既做法。
唯一問題就係你需要時間去適應,因爲你可能過去20年,30年都係習慣正常駕駛坐姿要側鏡1/3,1/4望到自己部車。
不過都係果句,你無錯,但你都唔好走黎話我錯。
〇Source〇
▼維基百科▼
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vehicle_blind_spot#:~:text=Blind%20spots%20may%20occur%20in,additional%20pillars%20may%20reduce%20visibility.
▼國際汽車工程師協會▼
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SAE_International
▼論文《The Geometry of Automotive Rearview Mirrors - Why Blind Zones Exist and Strategies to Overcome Them 950601》▼
https://www.sae.org/publications/technical-papers/content/950601/
▼《Car and Driver》2010年3月號▼
https://www.caranddriver.com/features/a15131074/how-to-adjust-your-mirrors-to-avoid-blind-spots/
▼《Blind Zone Accidents and How to
Prevent Them》▼
http://www2.ku.edu/~kutc/pdffiles/KTRFS08-Blindspot.pdf
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【隱藏的危機】(English writing below)
THE HIDDEN DANGER
(12/12 的快拍裡還有更多星耀意外的事件。Check my 12/12 FB stories for other accidents that have happened at Jewel this year)
今年年初,師父一位客人載他到樟宜機場與他用餐。這位女士把車泊在第一航廈的新底層停車場。
師父一下車,發現自己在B5時,驚呼機場挖太深了,必會傷害機場的地靈。
師父後來再教導我,機場把原有的第一航廈的停車場風水更改如何不對,建築物的設計和工程會怎樣影響到機場的名譽。
星耀Jewel開幕後,師父苦口婆心提醒我幾次不要去那裡玩。因為工作,我曾到過Jewel兩次,也如師父所預言,那裡的磁場非常混亂,隱藏著危機。我遵從師父的話,因此從未在那遊玩。
師父說,那個地方會發生意外,並說如果我真是個積極學習的弟子,我應該去算算何時、何地、何因、何人會出事。
很遺憾的,我因為工作忙碌而忽略了,直到今天看到報紙時才發現。
這讓我想起師父當年預言,機場第三航廈的吉蒂貓主題餐廳兩年內會關閉: https://www.facebook.com/masterdaihu/photos/a.419094828202073/855077094603842?type=3&sfns=mo
對於環境的磁場,師父有著很敏銳的洞察力,彷彿是與生俱來的。他這方面的能力已經遠超過羅盤所能測到範圍,真的是能仁!
師父是這行內的其中一位「武林高手」。有時,我會跟師父開玩笑,說他好像行走的羅盤,因為他就算沒有羅盤,也能從看一個人的面相中,說出她他家的種種風水問題。沒有多少人學風水能跳出羅盤的框框,玳瑚師父 Master Dai Hu 卻做得到。
可惜一般人疑心重,錯過了他。
希望大家多重視風水,不要迷於不信,更希望店家們注意安全,以免釀成悲劇。
願幼兒能夠安息:
往生淨土
超生出苦
南無阿彌陀佛
南無阿彌陀佛
南無阿彌陀佛
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Early this year, Shifu’s client drove him to Changi Airport to have dinner with him and the lady parked her car at the new basement car park at Terminal 1.
When Shifu got off the car and realised he was at B5, he exclaimed that the airport had dug too deep and it was going to injure the land energies of the airport.
He later told me that it was a wrong decision to change the original Feng Shui of Terminal 1’s old car park and how the construction and structural design would affect the airport reputation.
After Jewel was opened, he warned me more than a few times not to go there for leisure. I went Jewel twice for work purposes, and just like what Shifu predicted, the energy fields at Jewel are chaotic and contain hidden danger. I heeded Shifu’s words and had never been there for fun.
Shifu said accidents were waiting to happen. He said if I was a keen learner, I could even predict when it would happen, how, where and who it would affect.
Work got in my way and I plain forgot about it until I saw the papers today.
This reminded me of Shifu’s prediction of Hello Kitty Cafe eventual demise when it opened in Terminal 3: https://www.facebook.com/masterdaihu/photos/a.419094828202073/855077094603842?type=3&sfns=mo
Shifu has a very acute and innate sense of energies in an environment. Way beyond what a Luo Pan can detect. To be able to predict something accurately, just based on his sight and feel of the surroundings is very high-level insight indeed.
I sometimes joked to Shifu that he is like a walking Luo Pan. He is one of the best that I have seen in this industry and even without a Luo Pan, he could tell you numerous things that are wrong with your home just by looking at you. Not many learners of Feng Shui can jump out of the confines of a Luo Pan, but Master Dai Hu can.
Pity most people are suspicious by mistake and missed out engaging him.
May more people value Feng Shui and not be superstitious about disbelieving it. May shopkeepers also pay serious attention to safety in the shop, to prevent more tragedies from happening.
May the toddler rest In peace and be reborn to the Pureland. Namo Amituofo, Namo Amituofo, Namo Amituofo
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