Cheap alternatives to the car alarm? Hello everyone. I live in Las Vegas, I have 2 trucks in the family. I only lived in this town shit for about 2 years and we already had our trucks broke into or attempted to be robbed four times now .. 4 times in less than 2 years. I live in a beautiful part of town. (Coming from the region of Nice and steal what these losers do)
So, first, the old apartment, two doors left ajar and trucks running cuz could not get into "DRIVE" (losers!) Nothing stolen, but someone else has lost a vehicle that night.
Both cars were hit about 6-7 months, and allowed me to leave, right in our homes .. New Drive Both trucks were stereo and iPod glove box and everything that has been stolen. They took my mug, my sweater. It's just pathetic that these people do. Go get a damn job! (I have now learned to leave nothing in my car) iPod comes inside every single day or night.
Recently, we were struck again, but now I have a TOP for the alarm line. He has a pager, activation, trigger vibrations, triggering slope if they try to tow it, all the doors and contacts have input. and I have a little LED Bright. My truck did not break, but also other vehicles that we have done. Nothing of value was in the car even if my mother had not withdrawn its facade (now she usually does), these pieces of trash has taken the front this time, but no stereo. Usually, the opposite. I now completely remove all my CD player every night, because it is a wirejob early release. and I do not leave anything of value in my car and I have no stereo or anything.
Hopefully some people, or even some back in the day thieves have little idea for me. I'm looking for cheap alternatives to help this good. Driveway Alarm I googled and I think to have a motion sensor in the dollar from $ 25 with wireless alarm and put inside the car so if you open the door the night of the remote is heard in my house and I can run with a baseball bat .. I have an idea like this, but I hope others have a great idea for me.
Thank you for using each. This happened enough.
I owe my father broke into several times and had enough with him so he went to our local electronics store and asked if they had a light he could connect directly to his car, and there was.
He installed a flashing light that cost him about $ 4 attached directly to his car as he ran his battery (which used almost all the power) and attached to his dashboard, and since then has never started.
u can also get stickers saying theres a false alarm for greater effect.
Posted on June 12, 2010.
