What's the best anti-theft devise?
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I've google Ravelco and it appears that it a $500 multiple jumper switch. At that price I can build my own multiple switch to slow the baster down.
Autopage? is that a paging system? And if so, what do you do when you get paged? Does it have GPS? If so, then you can hunt the baster down, but then what?
Autopage? is that a paging system? And if so, what do you do when you get paged? Does it have GPS? If so, then you can hunt the baster down, but then what?
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Viper has long been known as one of the best brands on the market. Basically any DEI product will do good for you. But to be completely honest with you, the alarm itself has very little to do with how secure your vehicle is. The security level of your vehicle is almost completely determined by the alarm installation. I have never even heard of Ravelco and I use to install these things for a living.
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You can "make" your own Revelco style security plug. Go to an electronics store and buy a mating pair of 6-9 pin electrical plugs (pins large enough to insert #14 gauge wire). I bought an extra so I could have a spare incase I "lost" one. Doesn't matter which gender goes in the truck, so buy 2 of the ones that will go in your pocket.
You will have to research which wires to cut...(I ain't telling which ones I cut).... but cut and splice (use all same color to confuse the crooks) the wires to go thru the plug. I stuffed the female end under the fuse panel. Disconnect it when you leave the truck and take the one end with you.
I also added a noise alarm...cheapy one just for the noise and I also use the Club.
You will have to research which wires to cut...(I ain't telling which ones I cut).... but cut and splice (use all same color to confuse the crooks) the wires to go thru the plug. I stuffed the female end under the fuse panel. Disconnect it when you leave the truck and take the one end with you.
I also added a noise alarm...cheapy one just for the noise and I also use the Club.
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Originally Posted by BPofMD
You can "make" your own Revelco style security plug. Go to an electronics store and buy a mating pair of 6-9 pin electrical plugs (pins large enough to insert #14 gauge wire). I bought an extra so I could have a spare incase I "lost" one. Doesn't matter which gender goes in the truck, so buy 2 of the ones that will go in your pocket.
You will have to research which wires to cut...(I ain't telling which ones I cut).... but cut and splice (use all same color to confuse the crooks) the wires to go thru the plug. I stuffed the female end under the fuse panel. Disconnect it when you leave the truck and take the one end with you.
I also added a noise alarm...cheapy one just for the noise and I also use the Club.
You will have to research which wires to cut...(I ain't telling which ones I cut).... but cut and splice (use all same color to confuse the crooks) the wires to go thru the plug. I stuffed the female end under the fuse panel. Disconnect it when you leave the truck and take the one end with you.
I also added a noise alarm...cheapy one just for the noise and I also use the Club.
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I have a Viper 5900 SST with GPS Tracking.. Cost me a little over $1200 installed.. I wouldn't take anything else on the market.. As bad as these things are stolen in Central Texas.. I'm going to protect my $40,000 investment..
I know we are all about saving money gang.. But security has got to be a high budget sacrifice.. I can't see spending a couple hundred on a device that "could" work.. I know that my truck is safe with the Viper.. Mines set up pretty nice.. Take my tailgate and my alarm goes off, Open my toolbox and my alarm goes off.. Bust any of my windows alarm goes off.. Play with my doors alarm goes off.. It's virtually impossible to get in without setting my alarm off.. If it gets set, my GPS activates and stays active for 2 hours on its own battery source.. If they cut the battery lines after the alarm was set, it doesn't kill my GPS transmitter..
We can't even find the damn thing.. That's how hidden it is..
I know we are all about saving money gang.. But security has got to be a high budget sacrifice.. I can't see spending a couple hundred on a device that "could" work.. I know that my truck is safe with the Viper.. Mines set up pretty nice.. Take my tailgate and my alarm goes off, Open my toolbox and my alarm goes off.. Bust any of my windows alarm goes off.. Play with my doors alarm goes off.. It's virtually impossible to get in without setting my alarm off.. If it gets set, my GPS activates and stays active for 2 hours on its own battery source.. If they cut the battery lines after the alarm was set, it doesn't kill my GPS transmitter..
We can't even find the damn thing.. That's how hidden it is..
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