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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I didn't read all the post so whoever was nasty or condescending to you a pox on their weather. Don't pay any atention to them.
Photos and engraving names etc just means there is a lot of stolen items floating around with engravings on it and people with photos of neighbors and sometimes culprits.
Most of this stuff ends up a at flea markets and pawn shops. Pawn shop, you have a chance of recovery but not too much.
Police prioritize their time and stuff like this is low on the totem poll, unless it is a small community/small population.
The electric cable looped around or through items back to control box and alarm linked to how many or whatever kind of alarms will perhaps scare them off.
They don't see too many of these except at stores with outside displays of bikes, mowers etc. They cut though it and all heck breaks loose if hooked to lights, horns, alarms. I don't know of the source. Perhaps an inquiry, to mgr of local Tractor Supply etc might help.
Make the alarm cable the one they see and try to cut. Secondary cable not so noticeable, if they cut though and hear alarm and elect to still take the item with them, it won't do any good.they wouldn't hang around trying to cut another cable.
Photos and engraving names etc just means there is a lot of stolen items floating around with engravings on it and people with photos of neighbors and sometimes culprits.
Most of this stuff ends up a at flea markets and pawn shops. Pawn shop, you have a chance of recovery but not too much.
Police prioritize their time and stuff like this is low on the totem poll, unless it is a small community/small population.
The electric cable looped around or through items back to control box and alarm linked to how many or whatever kind of alarms will perhaps scare them off.
They don't see too many of these except at stores with outside displays of bikes, mowers etc. They cut though it and all heck breaks loose if hooked to lights, horns, alarms. I don't know of the source. Perhaps an inquiry, to mgr of local Tractor Supply etc might help.
Make the alarm cable the one they see and try to cut. Secondary cable not so noticeable, if they cut though and hear alarm and elect to still take the item with them, it won't do any good.they wouldn't hang around trying to cut another cable.
