Generators stolen --- UPDATE pg 4
Well, it finally happened. We're in Quartzsite, boondocking on BLM land and our two Honda generators were taken between 10 pm and 8 00am this morning. We had heavy duty vinyl covered cables, but that ...
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wa8yxm wrote:
One thing that I have not seen mentioned (Might have just missed it) is this.
How can you tell YOUR Honda EU-2000i from Joe's or Pete's or Sam's or Charlie's or ____ anyone else's___?
Two ways One is better.
First: WRITE DOWN the Serial number of any thing you own of value.. Make model serial number and date of purshase.. Keep it in both a paper file and a compter file, keep one of them secure (paper is easier).\
Second.. Engrave the device.. Your 2 letter state code followed by a SLASH and your Driver's licese number Example (not a vald DL #)
MI/D 123 456 789 000
You can even preceed with OLN: Like this: OLN:MI/D123 456 789 000
Or however your state formats OLN's
Yes. I'm telling a real story in which I personally was the dispatcher.
Good advice. I will add that a photo of the valued item is also good to have on hand, an overall shot as well as any identifying marks or numbers. In this digital age, photos can be easily stored on a computer, thumb drive etc. While at it, go ahead and photograph jewelry and other items that have no ID/SN since they are not entered into NCIC. Very good for insurance purposes.
