alarm recomendations

[loud430]

afternoon all, my cars in having a electrical fault looked at, im thinking of having a new alarm fitted whilst the cars in bits, clifford & meta have been mentioned, whats peoples thoughts on any of these? or is there any other recomendations? many thanks in advance.

[Simon says]

Would not touch Clifford with a ten foot barge pole quite frankly way to many years of seeing these false alarming pieces of unreliable boxes of crap have a word with http://www.tvruk.tv/www.tvruk.tv/index.html this guy is mustard apparently and in all my years on this forum I have yet to read one negative comment

[ChimpanLucky]

Actually your original Meta system can be made extremely reliable.

It just needs one simple & cheap modification.












A bypass

[loud430]

thanks for the replies fellas, i will give carl a shout tomorrow & see what he says. chimpanlucky ive got some old cobra alarm thing fitted to mine, i cant leave it with the roof down or it wont set! not very good this time of year!!

[paulathome]

That sounds like you need to adjust the sensitivity of the microwave sensor located under the centre console.
I think there is a setup procedure in the bible.
Paul

[loud430]

cheers paul, i think though due to its age & id like to have a boot release feature all on one fob that while the cars in bits nows the time to put a cat1 alarm on it. many thanks for the info though.
paul.

[ChimpanLucky]

loud430 said:

cheers paul, i think though due to its age & id like to have a boot release feature all on one fob that while the cars in bits nows the time to put a cat1 alarm on it. many thanks for the info though.
paul.

Wise words young Grasshopper.

[chelseawiggie1]

carl bakers yer man....tvr through and through

[chelseawiggie1]

carl bakers yer man....tvr through and through

[Nosh]

Baker, Carl of the Petersfield parish.

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