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dswift

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Posted: April 18, 2007 at 6:05 PM / IP Logged

joeydada wrote:

Can anyone say rate the ability of the false alarm technology that the ungo 6000 has advertised? Is it far better for false alarms in comparison to say the viper or compustar

false alarm technology? basically saying that it doesn't false? The most common false alarm is shock sensor. Why because people set it too high or they mount the sensor in the wrong place.

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mikvot

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Posted: April 18, 2007 at 6:22 PM / IP Logged

Definately agree with dswift on that, a properly installed alarm should never false, or very rarely false. I have an Audiovox pro9775 ( soon to be compustar) and the thing has never falsed on me once. (if it goes off ,i'm out the door.)

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wire4veins

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Posted: April 18, 2007 at 7:12 PM / IP Logged

Compustar by far. I have installed all three over the years and I too am anti DEI and always had a lot of problems with Ungo. Compustar is a great company with great product and THEY BACK THEIR PRODUCT. Also check out the Autopage RS-1000 OLED, the range is unbeleivable and the remote has Full color (O.L.E.D. Organic Light Emitting Diode) with over 100 icons and animation screens. I have installed Autopage for 5 years now and have had (1) problem/defective unit!

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jose23

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Posted: April 19, 2007 at 8:59 PM / IP Logged

It depends. Are you going to be installing it yourself? Planning to add any accessories later (eg. window module, sensors, etc.)? If so, I'd go with a DEI product for sure. Their installation manuals are very detailed and their add-on accessories are readily available almost everywhere -pretty cheap, too. Also, if you ARE going to be doing the install yourself, keep in mind that no matter which alarm you go with, you won't have any kind of warranty...which is another reason to go with a dei product. If anything should ever fail with the alarm, replacement components are frequently found on eBay at very good prices. Also, there are more installers using dei products so there will likely be better support on the forums should you run into problems (later) and need some advice. That's my two cents.

-Jose

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