Security for the Van
I know this was talked about some time back but so far I have not been able to find it. While I was gone from home for a few hours and my wife was in the house working, some POS Scumbag somehow got...
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drsolo wrote:mlts22 wrote:
As a step up, I have used fog machines in the past. Of course, each false alarm costs $10 in fog juice.
What happens if they go off while driving?
Any idea of what a system like this costs? TIA
I paid a hefty penny for mine, but that was ages ago. I'd say around $2-3k these days.
As for it going off while driving, the chance of that is probably the same as having the steering wheel lock engage while on the road... if the ignition is set to "on", the alarm disengages and can't go off. Of course, nothing is 100%, but the chance is very low.
These fog machines are not common, so that when one of the fog alarms go off, it definitely is something that people will stop and notice.
