Most secure motorhome?
As a single person with a day time job, I will be away from the unit for hours at a time. Security is a real concern and I don't want it to get emptied while I am working 9-5 Mon-Fri. I am not real s...
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GordonThree wrote:
I may be rather cynical but in my opinion security is an illusion. My neighbor was bragging about a fancy keyless combination lock on his front door (sticks and bricks). I pointed out how I would just take the concrete planter full of his wife's flowers and put it through the sidelight at either side of the door and walk right past the fancy lock. He gave me a funny look.
Which is why we have deadbolt locks on our doors that require a key on BOTH sides to open. We keep a hidden key near each door for our own use.
As to the OP, a wireless connected security system is the best bet. We had some friends that had their MH (class c on a Ford chassis) that was burglarized while they were sleeping. They figured that someone could the VIN number through the windshield and had a crooked Ford parts guy make a key.
