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Posted by Frank Olson on April 21, 2006, 10:18 am
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> 1) It must be reliable. If it has the capability to stop you using your
> car, it must work every time. So keep it simple, and build it to last
> forever.
> 2) Much of the benefit of a car alarm is lost if the system is a well
> known arrangement. A hidden switch might be enough! I'd welcome other
> people's experiences on this particular idea, though. A flashing light
> is a useful way to stop the non-professional opportunist.
> 3) You didn't say whether you wanted to prevent entry or just
> immobilise the car.
> HTH
> Jean
>
If we all drove Jugos, the need for car alarms would be eliminated. :-)
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