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nicolaad30 
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Posted: January 20, 2005 at 8:12 PM / IP Logged  

Hi, I do not know a bit of alarms... but what I do know is that in my country cars get stolen every second... and mines was about to be stolen with me inside it....

Ok straight to the point. I was thinking of a securuty system that once the thef (fool, "you call it")....  touches the car he gets an electryc shock.... I'm not looking towards killing him or something, but I'd like him to get burnt of browned out...

I was thinking of a to stages system.... The first one... like a Warning (or like... you can do it again if you with), with a scary shock. And the second stage.... (happens within 5 to 10 seconds after the first one if he keeps insisiting) that shocks him twice the first one and hi will never touch a car again.

Any recomendations are thanked beforehand....Everything will be under my responsability....

swamprat323 
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Posted: January 20, 2005 at 8:20 PM / IP Logged  
im not sure how the laws in venezuela but thsi may not be a good thing. even know i liek to see a thief jet zap severl times. accidents do happen, a person may not be breakign into your car and something liek taht got set off you could kill soemone.
nicolaad30 
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Posted: January 20, 2005 at 8:36 PM / IP Logged  

mmmm.....well yes... you're right.... it may be dangerous... I have a normal alarm system, just the sound and the electric cutter (or I dont know how you call it).... but they keep on opening the engine part and stealing the battery or either thing they run in.... i mean.. just the alarm is not enough.... I have even the driving wheel locker and the shift box locker.... and they would laugh at them... come on!!.... you guys are the security dudes.... give me a hand on this... thanks man...

swamprat323 
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Posted: January 21, 2005 at 8:18 PM / IP Logged  
Put a hood lock system in, it be harder to get into the engine comparment. also put in back up battery siren. try and mount the siren in a hard to reach place, maybe put one under the car near the rear. put a high power piezo siren inside the car, put a few of them, this make it very hurtfull to your ears. aslo put a 2 way system so you know when yout system be tampered with, that if your are in range.
nicolaad30 
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Posted: January 21, 2005 at 8:33 PM / IP Logged  
well, yes, it is  a very good solution, I'll study it, and see what I can do... it is not a huge car... in fact it is a compact car, so the batery backup wuold be an issue to study deeply. I'm going to the tunning place to see if they can perform these adjustmens... thanks man

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