What kind of alarm systems?

[LowNknoxville]

what types of alarms do others have on their rides? im wanting a viper with remote start. just waiting for the wife to get it for my b-day! Prayin!

[new_beginnings]

I am sure WE all have some type of DEI system on our cars.

DEI being the Parent Company of Viper, Clifford, Python, Code, Prestige, and many many other systems on the market.

Although they ALL practically, just a matter of the name and whatever floats your boat.

Trev.

[turbomaxx]

I have Python Security and Remote Start on my Dakota.


I purchased the 2008 model which uses a slightly different remote than the 2007.


I have the 2 way LED transmitter, and I love it. I adjusted the shock sensor way down, so it's not going to be easy to mess with. I also plan to get that microwave sensor (or proximity sensor, same product in mind though) later, so that when people walk up with a certain distance of it, it will give a warning. It will also still have the break in warning and full alarm.




HIGHLY recommend Python to everyone. Great security and Remote start is awesome as well. I wouldn't trust many other security's with my truck. I have more money tied up in audio equipment than my Ranger cost!!!

[ancona46]

my car had a old ass clifford with keyless when i bought it and it works like a champ

[MenaceAccord92]

Compustar

[90_accord_22657]

alarms dont do shit u need kill switches and relocate the alarm horn to under the cowl panel when u get one

[90_accord_22657]

kill switches and other things i wont say saved my car they pushed it a block or so away and tried to start it with a master key tried to get my hids but i think some car pulled up on them i went out and found it at 400 in th morning with the lights on and the headlights were still cold iff only i woulda been a few mins sooner i woulda beat the shit out of them i kno who it was im waiting to get them back

[UrDoneSRH]

its not a microwave sensor... its called a proximity sensor. it works by setting up a magnetic field around your vehicle and inside of it. once its disrupted it triggers a warn away then a full alarm.

park your car in your driveway or in your garage... also set your shock sensor way sensitive. I am always going out ot check on my car at night. If i hear any noise whatsoever, voices, a car stopped outside I go and look..


I have a viper... all DEI alarms are the same for hte most part. Stay away from bulldog and cheap brands like that.

[turbomaxx]

its not a microwave sensor... its called a proximity sensor. it works by setting up a magnetic field around your vehicle and inside of it. once its disrupted it triggers a warn away then a full alarm.

park your car in your driveway or in your garage... also set your shock sensor way sensitive. I am always going out ot check on my car at night. If i hear any noise whatsoever, voices, a car stopped outside I go and look..


I have a viper... all DEI alarms are the same for hte most part. Stay away from bulldog and cheap brands like that.

But it uses microwaves.



And alarms DO do shit 90_accord_22657


If they didn't they wouldn't still be sold in the quantities that they are today.

[MikeW]

Mines a "MICRO" Brand.

Havent needed it yet. I need to tweak a few things on it though to get it where i want it though.

[turbomaxx]

Mines a "MICRO" Brand.

Havent needed it yet. I need to tweak a few things on it though to get it where i want it though.

I adjusted my shock sensor super sensitive. If I have the security armed and you just brush it the warning goes off. If you like pull up on the handle, the alarm goes off. By ranger's exhaust triggers it, too.


I like it that way though.

[MikeW]

I dont remember if mine came with a shock sensor or not. I dont think it did.

Id like to eventually have one or something of the sorts.

I really just got it for the keyless end of things. Plus if anyone gives a window a good bang or jiggle, it'll let me know.

[turbomaxx]

I dont remember if mine came with a shock sensor or not. I dont think it did.

Id like to eventually have one or something of the sorts.

I really just got it for the keyless end of things. Plus if anyone gives a window a good bang or jiggle, it'll let me know.

I'm no expert, but I'm fairly certain that if it goes off from being bumped or such that it does in fact utilize a shock sensor.