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mark5000 
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Posted: January 11, 2007 at 11:05 AM / IP Logged  

would anyone know systems that are highly recommended? I am looking to control a lot of devices in my ride. A 2-way system that supports additional outputs (programmable would be excellent), good range with auto start. I read up on DEI systems such as the Python, Viper and Clifford. I would like to purchase the Python SST but it stated they recommend certified installer to install their product or else the warranty will be voided.

I am not to much into Commando alarms... had purchased 3 alarms and the ranges on all of them is not all that.

Old- FM Combo 2 way (earlier version of the FM 870) installed on a accord 2000, works fine, could operate at good distance for about 5 years... now I can only operate if I am up to 20 feet away and with that said, I sometimes get the confirmations on my transmitter. 

New- FM 870 installed on a 04 accord- works great has a lot of programmable outputs but the range on it sucks...even after checking the antenna wire and relocating it, the range still sucks.

RS 560- installed on a 99 accord - not a 2 way but the range is great... only thing is the crap goes off middle of the night. I checked all my wirings, went into programming mode check that and everything was good. Called Commando tech and they said it could be a drop in the voltage in such case the cars cooling fan turning on. From my understanding this system doesn’t have current sense as an option.

ers1121 
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Posted: January 11, 2007 at 11:16 AM / IP Logged  

Try looking at the Omega Max-E with the 2 way Echo Module. Most systems recommend professional installation, if you're not sure about doing it think about this. A fewof hundred dollars for a professionally installed system is a lot less then towing it to a shop if you damage something in the electrical or computer system. IMHO

Ed

Ed
swamprat323 
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Posted: January 11, 2007 at 12:26 PM / IP Logged  
aslo can do a search on here and find out many mor eanswer to your questions.
mark5000 
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Posted: January 11, 2007 at 4:02 PM / IP Logged  
Thanks Guys....

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