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juicedsaleen 
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Posted: December 25, 2008 at 3:57 PM / IP Logged  
so I'm looking to add a shock sensor to my omega k9-150 alarm. I got two choice? Which should I get, the cost difference is a matter of $3.
Dual Zone Air Resonance Shock Sensor The AU-84TA is a dual zone impact sensor that utilizes state-of-the-art Air Resonance Impact Technology to detect shocks and blows to the exterior of the vehicle. Pre-warn output to chirp siren and warn thieves away pre-wired 4-pin plug allows easy connection to all Omega systems.
    * Each zone is independently adjustable
    * Dual LED sensitivity test light
    * Highly resistant to RF interference
    * Authorized Internet Dealer
    * 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
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Dual Zone Shock Sensor The AU-84TP is a miniature dual zone impact sensor that utilizes two separate piezo crystal elements detect shocks to the exterior of your vehicle and breaking glass. Pre-warn output to chirp siren and warn thieves away. Pre-wired 4-pin plug allows easy connection to all Omega systems.
    * Each zone is independently adjustable
    * Dual LED sensitivity test light
    * Authorized Internet Dealer
    * 1-year Manufacturer's warranty
tedmond 
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AU-84TP is what i would go for.
ckeeler 
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tedmond wrote:
AU-84TP is what i would go for.

ditto on the AU-84TP

juicedsaleen 
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Posted: December 27, 2008 at 3:11 PM / IP Logged  
ok, sounds good to me. thanks for the input guys!

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