anti car jacking device
29 December 2004, 12:24 PM
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anti car jacking device
as there are more burglaries in houses for car keys.
have anyone considered those devices that you call a number and it activates the device, in which it will give them a 30 sec drive and stops the car
which might be quite good if used together with the tracker.
at least it won't damage the actual car. (ie car chases)
i guess we all have to wait if the south african flame thrower devices to be legal
have anyone considered those devices that you call a number and it activates the device, in which it will give them a 30 sec drive and stops the car
which might be quite good if used together with the tracker.
at least it won't damage the actual car. (ie car chases)
i guess we all have to wait if the south african flame thrower devices to be legal
29 December 2004, 12:31 PM
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i guess we all have to wait if the south african flame thrower devices to be legal
29 December 2004, 12:38 PM
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Fit a Clifford Blackjax. 30sec after any door is opened, followed by the brakes being used the engine shuts down and a feckin loud siren starts to annoy you. About £160 fitted IIRC (mine was £130 in a GB 
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29 December 2004, 01:56 PM
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thinking of getting one of these again,
Two questions, I now that Blackjax can be fitted as a stand alone device, working with the standard Scoob alarm but when its fitted as stand alone is it possible to deavtivate it for servicing etc ?
And Whats the name / link to the device that uses the credit card receiver / tranmitter ?
Richard
Two questions, I now that Blackjax can be fitted as a stand alone device, working with the standard Scoob alarm but when its fitted as stand alone is it possible to deavtivate it for servicing etc ?
And Whats the name / link to the device that uses the credit card receiver / tranmitter ?
Richard
29 December 2004, 02:03 PM
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Nothing less than this would do for these A$$holes
29 December 2004, 03:45 PM
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Originally Posted by rsarjantson
thinking of getting one of these again,
Two questions, I now that Blackjax can be fitted as a stand alone device, working with the standard Scoob alarm but when its fitted as stand alone is it possible to deavtivate it for servicing etc ?
And Whats the name / link to the device that uses the credit card receiver / tranmitter ?
Richard
Two questions, I now that Blackjax can be fitted as a stand alone device, working with the standard Scoob alarm but when its fitted as stand alone is it possible to deavtivate it for servicing etc ?
And Whats the name / link to the device that uses the credit card receiver / tranmitter ?
Richard
Sorry, can't help with the 2nd question!
29 December 2004, 04:26 PM
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