the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers, Enthusiasts, and Do-It-Yourselfers since 1999 Find an Installer Near You! - Add your listing to our Installer Database.
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
BasicsCar AudioCar SecurityCruise ControlsDiodesDoor LocksOhm's LawPassive CrossoversRelaysResistorsSubwoofer Enclosures Search
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
Application GuidesCalculators, Charts, DiagramsDownloadsFind InstallersForumsGlossarySubwoofer WiringToolsVehicle Wiring Active Forum Topics
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
 

Diodes
Ohm's Law
Relays
Resistors
Tools and Equipment
Glossary of Terms

Introduction
Metra Application Guides
Parallel & Series Calcs
Passive Crossovers
Port Length Calculators
Power & Ground Wire Sizes
Subwoofer Box Calculators
Subwoofer Enclosure Types
Subwoofer Wiring Options
Thiele - Small Parameters
Miscellaneous
Relay Diagrams
The Application Guide
Vehicle Wiring Database

Introduction
Alarm Accessories
Alarm Modules
Alarm Sensors
Basic Connections
Illuminated Entry
Light Flash
Power Door Locks
Starter Interrupts
Insurance for Car Stereos
Relay Diagrams
The Application Guide
Vehicle Wiring Database

Introduction
Electrical Connections
Mechanical Connections
Servo Settings
VSS and Tach Info
The Application Guide
Vehicle Wiring Databse

All Forums
Buy & Sell Equipment
Car Audio
Car Security & Convenience
Cellular & Communications
Cruise Controls
Employment
Fiberglass & Fabrication
Forum Help & How To
General Discussion
Lights, Neon, LEDs, HIDs
Miscellaneous
Mobile Video & Navigation
Motorcycle Electronics
Music, Favorite Songs
Forum & Site Notices
Relays
Rides & Systems Gallery
Vehicle Information
Last 100 Forum Topics

Books & DVDs
Calculators
Charts
Diagrams
Downloads
Find an Installer
Forums - Q&A
Glossary of Terms
Insurance for Car Stereos
Links
Mobile Tech News
Relay Diagrams
The Application Guide
Vehicle Wiring Database

About the12volt
Hurricane Katrina
Link to Us
Support Us

Car Alarms
Keyless Entry
Remote Car Starters
Power Windows
Power Door Locks
Shaved Door Handles
Headlights
Tail Lights

Body Kits
Tail Lights
Headlights
Intakes
Rims
Headers
Civic Exhaust
Mustang Exhaust

Headlights
Tail Lights
Fog Lights
Mirrors
Cooling Fan Assembly

Insurance Quotes
Auto Insurance Quotes
Car Insurance Quotes
Cheap Auto Insurance
Cheap Car Insurance

Body Kits

TopGearAutosport.com

AutoAnything.com

 
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999

the12volt's install bay
Mobile Electronics Forums

  Display List of Forum MembersMember List  Forum SearchSearch  RegisterRegister  LoginLogin
the12volt`s installbay - Mobile Electronics Forums the12volt's install bay / General Discussion

Subject Topic: Breaking glass with a chip of porcelain (Topic Closed Topic Closed)

Post ReplyPost New Topic
the12volt's install bay
Author
Message      << Prev Topic  |  Next Topic >>
Hymer
Silver
Silver

Joined: November 20, 2004
Location:
United States
Posts: 697
Posted: October 09, 2006 at 3:45 PM - IP Logged  

I happen to run accross this somewhere on the net.. Just thought it was BS .. well it actually works! Someone said a chip of porcilan off of a spark plug will shatter a wondow without makking a sound... Yeah right... We had junk car , and lookiie there a spark plug.. A few smacks with the bfh, and we had chips of porcilain... threw one the diameter of a pea, yet very thin... and a busted window.. no sound oof anything... me and my bud just looked at each other in amazment....   I suppose it could be a goood anti-tailgateing device???? weird though...
___________________________________________
Tire Proz Stillwater Mn
High End Restyling and Comlete Repair
Back to Top View Hymer's Profile Search for other posts by Hymer Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
Hi Guest
Not a member?
Register

Already a member?
Sign In  
Velocity Motors
Moderator
Moderator
This member has made a donation to the12volt.com. Click here for more info.This member has been recognized as an authority in Electrical Theory. Click here for more info.This member has been recognized as an authority in Fabrication. Click here for more info.This member has been recognized as an authority in Mobile Audio and Video. Click here for more info.This member has been recognized as an authority in Mobile Security and Convenience. Click here for more info.

Joined: March 08, 2002
Location:
Manitoba,
Canada
Posts: 12,298
Posted: October 09, 2006 at 5:38 PM - IP Logged  

We did tis about 20 years ago in my buddies junk yard and we were shocked it did it as well. It's because of the tempered glass that the porcelain can spider the whole windshield or side glass. I believe the Life Hammer's were porcelain tipped, for those who remember this product. Just to add that if you have a security system that has glass breakage mic, it will trigger and set off the alarm system.
___________________________________________
Jeff
Velocity Custom Home Theater
Mobile Audio/Video Specialist
Morden, Manitoba CANADA
Back to Top View Velocity Motors's Profile Search for other posts by Velocity Motors Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
Flakman
Silver
Silver
This member has made a donation to the12volt.com. Click here for more info.

Joined: April 25, 2005
Location:
United States
Posts: 365
Posted: October 10, 2006 at 1:27 PM - IP Logged  

Not suprising since porcelain has a Moh hardness rating of about 5-6 which is harder than most steel. I always liked using an automatic center punch to shatter windshields myself .
___________________________________________
The Flakman
I feel strange. I have deja vu and amnesia at the same time.

John | Manteca, CA
Back to Top View Flakman's Profile Search for other posts by Flakman Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
bigscrun
Rookie
Rookie

Joined: May 01, 2002
Location:
United States
Posts: 6
Posted: October 13, 2006 at 6:02 PM - IP Logged  

If you sell the AutoPage infrasonic sensor it will trigger with the spidering of the glass.
Back to Top View bigscrun's Profile Search for other posts by bigscrun Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
nouseforaname
Stock Boy
Stock Boy
This member has made a donation to the12volt.com. Click here for more info.

Joined: May 13, 2006
Location:
United States
Posts: 1,392
Posted: October 13, 2006 at 8:55 PM - IP Logged  

i knew porcelain was pretty hard, but never knew about it breaking glass. it makes good sence. i'll have to give that a try, maybe on the neighbers car. j/k
___________________________________________
Two things are infinite, the universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the universe.
Back to Top View nouseforaname's Profile Search for other posts by nouseforaname Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
hex0rz
Standard
Standard

Joined: December 01, 2005
Location:
United States
Posts: 95
Posted: October 15, 2006 at 10:06 PM - IP Logged  

In street terms its called shatter rock around here. Many thiefs use it to break windows silently. It does'nt work well since it triggers the sensor for the alarm if you have a window mic. Although, I hear you run a good chance of preventing it if you put duct tape on the window. Supposedly it will keep it from shattering. Leaving a spidered window, pry it out with a screwdriver and pop, its out.

You once again won't get far because you have to defeat the other sensors.


___________________________________________
Vehicle: Mazda B2200 1989 X-Cab
Audio System:
1. (2) MTX TA3401
2. (2) MTX Thunder 7500
3. (1) MTX TA3202
4. Eclipse Fujitsuten SC8264 Component series
5. Pioneer Premier DEH-P770MP
Back to Top View hex0rz's Profile Search for other posts by hex0rz Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
5150azn
Silver
Silver

Joined: June 21, 2004
Location:
United States
Posts: 598
Posted: October 16, 2006 at 10:31 AM - IP Logged  

Porcelain + Sling shot = Revenge
___________________________________________
Tell the Snap-On guy I'm not here!
Back to Top View 5150azn's Profile Search for other posts by 5150azn Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
audiophyle_247
Standard
Standard

Joined: December 30, 2003
Location:
United States
Posts: 52
Posted: October 28, 2006 at 12:52 AM - IP Logged  

hex0rz wrote:

In street terms its called shatter rock around here. Many thiefs use it to break windows silently. It does'nt work well since it triggers the sensor for the alarm if you have a window mic. Although, I hear you run a good chance of preventing it if you put duct tape on the window. Supposedly it will keep it from shattering. Leaving a spidered window, pry it out with a screwdriver and pop, its out.

You once again won't get far because you have to defeat the other sensors.

Window tint works against you there too :(  (replaces the need for duct tape)

Worked on my car 2 years ago, alarm never sounded at all & they just pulled the pass window out after breaking it.


___________________________________________
Unless it raises the hair on the back of your neck, its only noise!
Back to Top View audiophyle_247's Profile Search for other posts by audiophyle_247 Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
master5
Standard
Standard

Joined: October 10, 2006
Location:
United States
Posts: 1,123
Posted: October 29, 2006 at 12:49 AM - IP Logged  

Actually had this happen to me a few years back,

I woke up, went to my truck and thought I left the window down. When I opened the door I saw the glass all over. The first thing I did was check my led diagnostic and realized my alarm had never gone off. They apparently broke the glass without triggering the shock sensor (which I had set sensitive). Must have crawled in after they broke it. Good news is the only thing they took was some CD's..you know the ones from columbia house that's like 12 for a penny. So no big financial loss other then a window.

What I did to prevent this was install an RF field disturbance detector. I figure nothing will stop them from breaking a window if they desire but I at least want my alarm to sound. It is very diffcult to enter the vehicle with that kind of sensor without sounding the alarm. Have had no problems since. I now do a few other "tricks" as well but for contents nothing beats a prox, IMO.

Back to Top View master5's Profile Search for other posts by master5 Send Private Message Add to Buddy List
pmh61
Standard
Standard

Joined: April 06, 2003
Location:
United States
Posts: 151
Posted: November 13, 2006 at 2:00 AM - IP Logged  

Yea when i was in high school some dumb fool discovered this. They started to tell me about it and how he was gona break into peoples cars that weekend and take sh#$. And go f-ing figure those dumba##es break my moms window and take a few cd's (not knowing i live there). So i took a sledge hammer and visited there house there parents rather new car needed new windows all around and so did the front two windows of there house. And all be damned if it didn't snow the next day
Back to Top View pmh61's Profile Search for other posts by pmh61 Send Private Message Add to Buddy List



the12volt`s installbay - Mobile Electronics Forums the12volt's install bay / General Discussion
 

Sorry, you can NOT post a reply.
This topic is closed.

  Post ReplyPost New Topic
Printable version Printable version

You cannot post new topics in this forum
You cannot reply to topics in this forum
You cannot delete your posts in this forum
You cannot edit your posts in this forum
You cannot create polls in this forum
You cannot vote in polls in this forum



ohm's law, resistors, relays, and more

the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999

Search the12volt.com
Custom Search

Thursday, July 29, 2010 Copyright © 1999-2010 the12volt.com Donate to the12volt.com Privacy Policy Advertising
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
BasicsCar AudioCar SecurityCruise ControlsDiodesDoor LocksOhm's LawPassive CrossoversRelaysResistorsSubwoofer Enclosures Search
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers
Application GuidesCalculators, Charts, DiagramsDownloadsFind InstallersForumsGlossarySubwoofer WiringToolsVehicle Wiring Active Forum Topics
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers, Enthusiasts, and Do-It-Yourselfers since 1999 Donate to the12volt.com
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999
the12volt.com - Free Technical Information for Mobile Electronics Installers since 1999