It that device, The Club, any good? What are the differences between the different models? Any suggestions?
http://www.theclub.com/default.asp
http://www.theclub.com/default.asp
Yep, that's why the only reliable security tool you have is a good insurance policy.cnk said:For the professionals, if they want your car. . .not much you can do about it.
I know a guy who has the AutoPage RS-750LCD system and he really enjoys it. I've seen some good reviews on it as well. Here were his comments:Kira said:How much did all of that run you? I am specifically interested in the responder system...
It cost me $360 total. I got a Viper 790XV (same as Clifford Matrix RS3) for $260 shipped. I then bought a backup battery, proximity sensor, magnetic switch for the hood, and a bunch of relays and diodes. I did the install myself so that I could hide all the wires and make sure that the install was done well without any shortcuts. It works up to a 1/4 mile away and will indicate on the pager what the status of the car is. It will tell me what sensor is going off, if it's a warn-away or full alert, etc. It also confirms all commands via 2-way communication and has remote start as well. I have the remote start on my 5spd and as long as you set it up correctly, it won't start if the hood is open or if the car is in gear. You can read more about it here: http://www.directed.com/security/viper/viper_responder.aspKira said:CNK,
How much did all of that run you? I am specifically interested in the responder system, I'd feel so much better if I had one of those in my car. Last summer we had 4 cars stolen from our parking lot in one day. This year is not much better. One of the girls in my department had her car broken into. Needless to say it worries me and my cubicle isn't over by the window, where I can overlook the parking lot.