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A good one will slow them down and is more likely to put them of your car if there is another car with a cheap alarm that will be easier for them to bypass.
Should i buy a Clifford Cat 1
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Should i buy a Clifford Cat 1
on the road yes on your drive /off street parking noI do believe it is a ciminal offence to leave a motor vehicle running on the road, unattended
So technically remote starts are
so technically... 
Or they'll just get a car without an alarm. TBH they'll just put the car onto a low loader if they want it that much
.on the road yes on your drive /off street parking no
Very true. And 8/10 times I leave/start my car it is on private land/driveway
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Look at the Toad AI606 Cat 1 Alarm with Dual Zone microwave sensor
Price around £280 fitted tilt sensor £60
Regards Ian
Price around £280 fitted tilt sensor £60
Regards Ian
So it there a difference between a tilt and shock sensor? What is it?
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Tilt is obvious, if the car detects the car being lifted up it does off. Shock is if someone hits it without breaking anything then it goes off.
Thats what I was thinking, but even my shock sensor would detect the car being moved up or down so I can't see why you'd need a tilt switch
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Thats what I was thinking, but even my shock sensor would detect the car being moved up or down so I can't see why you'd need a tilt switch
Jon.
Hi Mate you can jack up a car without a shock sensor triggering and if wheels have no locking nuts you can loose wheels
Seen it done mate if you set shock sensor up to high you will have false alarms
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