long long shot........ anyone got a spare.......
03 November 2005, 02:02 PM
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long long shot........ anyone got a spare.......
...........Alarm fob for an acient Harry Moss alarm? Its a basic white square type affair with the central black square button (dont think the colours really matter!).
Dont need the internals, but the 'hoop' where the keyring attached has bust off so I cant have it on the keys, subsequently I give it less than a day before I loose the little tosser!
You can see the style of remotes in this pic, on the right ontop of the siren.
http://i18.ebayimg.com/03/i/04/cf/c0/e7_1_b.JPG
Cheers guys, im sure scoobynet can come up with something!
Paul.
PS: I can buy the whole alarm system in that pic for £45 LOL must be a seriously quality system eh
Dont need the internals, but the 'hoop' where the keyring attached has bust off so I cant have it on the keys, subsequently I give it less than a day before I loose the little tosser!
You can see the style of remotes in this pic, on the right ontop of the siren.
http://i18.ebayimg.com/03/i/04/cf/c0/e7_1_b.JPG
Cheers guys, im sure scoobynet can come up with something!
Paul.
PS: I can buy the whole alarm system in that pic for £45 LOL must be a seriously quality system eh
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Originally Posted by Paul Habgood
LOL!
POC Just noticed it is on the same ebay page as your alarm or at least the same piccie!
'tis a small world!
POC Just noticed it is on the same ebay page as your alarm or at least the same piccie!
'tis a small world!Lol thanks fella but ebay was the first place I looked!
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That JB Weld, the quick acting one, available in Halfords is very good at gluing things back together Paul, as long as you give it a bit of extra material around the repair. Seems to stick to most things. Very strong stuff.
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