

| Subject: | Re: Westfalia Security thoughts |
| From: | Stephen Grisanti |
| Date: | Fri, 1 Dec 2006 18:30:03 -0800 |
There are numerous compact motorcycle motion alarms, many with paging. Xeno (sp?) makes a small, very reasonably priced motion alarm disc lock (non-paging) that you might be able to attach somewhere. Stephen --- David Etter <detter@MAIL.AURACOM.COM> wrote: > For Christmas I was looking to buy me some winter > storage security > for "Mellow Yellow" , my '82 dsl Westy. > Checking out the local electronics stores I found > that a good "Alarm" > system can set you back $400 - installed. Hmmmm! > Is the old gal > even worth it? I thought. > Then I recall that years ago I adapted a CB > rig to transmit a > 'buzz' type noise when any of the sensors were > 'activated'. As far as > distance was concerned, it worked better than any > device on the > market at the time. > Not wishing to get into CB gear again, but > having an FRS > system on hand; I thought... why not go with the > latest technology. > Now, if I could get a relay to work an external mike > input then I > would be all set. > Looking at my 'older' FRS radio, I do not > see an external > mike input but perhaps someone on the forum has done > this or > something better. > I don't need to know if the engine bonnet is > lifted, the > window lowered, the engine started or any one of a > dozen different > 'options' available. These devices would seem to > require a team of > CIA electronics experts to fully install all the > wires and sensors. > In an effort to keep my Westy wiring simple, all I > need is a motion > sensor inside and that is simply a plug-in device. > Has anyone come up with a simple alarm > system that will > transmit more than 100 yards and not costing an arm > and a leg? If > not, I will commence my own project along these > lines. > Thanks! > David (82dslwesty) > > P.S.: I did a search of the Archives with no luck. > ____________________________________________________________________________________ Yahoo! Music Unlimited Access over 1 million songs. http://music.yahoo.com/unlimited
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