Where to buy compustar

I'm looking for a place that i can find out more specific info on the compustar alarms, install instructions, actual feature guides, the website is not all that great. I would like some info on other modules, such as the channel expander that i have heard about. Also a sumwhat reputable dealer in the norcal area that i could purchase one from without having them install it (I can do the install).

Thanks

Ditto what Teken said Compustar is junk.

suggest something better? It was suggested in the thread i posted looking for a good 2 way rs/alarm.

It ends up being personal preference and what your use to installing. User options, warranty,range, ease of installation, and reliability top my list of things to look for in a system. I like Compustar because these are the things that it has given me and my customer's. Don't get me wrong, I'm not bashing any other brand out on the market, but this is the one brand that I have had the best experience with and I have dealt with alot of systems in the past from customer's bringing me in what they have to me selling and installing the systems.

** For any DEI installer, the only reason why I don't like them as much is because the warranty doesn't extend to installation shops that don't sell their products from DEI themselves. A distributor isn't good enough, so that's my main beef with them. No warranty, means no sales from me.**

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Even if you do these above mentioned items, doesn't make you any less of a target.( Not trying to start an arguement here )  Statistically speaking where you are located will also be a major factor in what system you should be looking for ( New York City or Alaska ) . Take for example, where I am located, the need for security is low and the need for remote starter's with long range is high. Not to say having a security system is not warranted as there is still auto thefts in our area, just not as many as in some populated areas of the world. If you reside in an area where auto thefts are high, concentrate your efforts in making the vehicle harder to steal with proper installation techniques and also back up systems for your primary security system.

Taking the above mentioned steps will reduce the possibilities of the car getting stolen or broken into, but doesn't take it out of the equation completely. The only sure fire way that a vehicle is never broken into or stolen is to have it sitting in a safe place where no one can access or see the vehicle.

I am interested in securing my car. I want to do all i can short of GPS tracking. I would like to install it myself if at all possible, and aside from that I don't see money as a object in buying all sensors (prox, shock, tilt, etc). Is the Avantgaurd 5, as the top G5 the way to go? I would like a 2 way with RS, and extra channels would be helpfull as well. I have seen some that (specifically state) say you can unprogram the remotes from the brain in case they are lost (I have never lost mine) but it sounds like a good feature (do they all do it?).

Thanks for the advice