ttocs
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I have installed custom stereos for 15 yrs and had a system in my cars more often then not. The only time my vehicle was broken into was at a trailhead while I was mountain biking and the took my wallet and faceplate and bike tools. I found out later there had been a rash of thefts there that matched mine.
I have always had an alarm and always used it. AT the trailhead it was far enough out that nobody else could hear it but anywhere else it has worked. This alarm includes the regular siren, the horn, an interior siren and the big whammy that really makes people look is the mechanical siren(tornado siren). Between these, everyone with in a mile wants to know what is making that wierd noise. To the guy in the car(and I have had a couple of buddys try to crawl in the back window to mess with me) the interior siren will make you want to be somewhere else. Do not forget to add multiple leds, the back up battery and if you can afford it the prox sensor is always fun if you are not in the city.
I have always had an alarm and always used it. AT the trailhead it was far enough out that nobody else could hear it but anywhere else it has worked. This alarm includes the regular siren, the horn, an interior siren and the big whammy that really makes people look is the mechanical siren(tornado siren). Between these, everyone with in a mile wants to know what is making that wierd noise. To the guy in the car(and I have had a couple of buddys try to crawl in the back window to mess with me) the interior siren will make you want to be somewhere else. Do not forget to add multiple leds, the back up battery and if you can afford it the prox sensor is always fun if you are not in the city.