Clifford Blackjax anti-hijack system
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Clifford Blackjax anti-hijack system
Works as a standalone unit- I bought it on here ages ago but never fitted it.
I nicked the following description off ebay
Retails at £170 apparently, offers by pm please?
I nicked the following description off ebay
Carjacking Response & Vehicle Recovery System. BlackJax is Clifford’s unique anti-carjacking response system that puts personal safety first while using innovative advancements to ensure that users can recover the vehicle themselves. If an armed car thief approaches – immediately turn over the keys and remote and let Clifford technology take over. BlackJax is fully automatic: no buttons or transmitters to push. Just get away from the vehicle. BlackJax allows the criminal to drive away a safe distance. Then, a few seconds later, blares the siren and flashes the lights to alert other drivers and witnesses. It then pulses down the ignition system to safely force the vehicle to slow to a complete stop. Siren blaring and lights flashing, unable to restart the engine, the carjacker has no choice but to abandon the vehicle. BlackJax offers immediate vehicle self-recovery. With the vehicle immobilized a short distance away, the owner can recover it. No special tracking units, monthly fees or per-use charges. Just follow the sound of the BlackJax siren, then enter the PIN code. That’s it – it’s sabotage-proof. The only way to turn off BlackJax is with a secret user-selectable PIN code. If the carjacker tries guessing codes at random, BlackJax actively ignores his code entries for the next few minutes. Even if he were to find and remove the BlackJax control unit, he would still be unable to restart the engine. That’s Clifford technology you can count on.
Retails at £170 apparently, offers by pm please?
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