Andre,
All my LBC's have full alarms in them. For that
fact, that's what I was working on last night on Big Red.
I wire everything up and wrap it all right int oteh main harness
to keep it very clean and original looking. Since
my interior is gutted, it's the best time to put it in.
Check EBay. There are a variety of systems and features.
I'm installing the same system for the third time now
in Big Red. 2 level shock sensor, remote rear hatch popper
6 tone siren, and power door lock activation. Yes, I do have
power door locks in three of my LBC's as well. The doors
lock when the ignition starts, and unlock automatically
when you kill the engine. It's an easy way to know your
doors are closed right (won't lock if not closed right)
Ignition interlock and a 'car jack delay activation.
(hit the button wit hthe engine running and 90 seconds
later the alarm goes nuts, flashes the lights, and the
engine dies.
Paul Tegler
ptegler@cablespeed.com
www.teglerizer.com
----- Original Message -----
From: "Andre Rousseau" <andrer@mac.com>
To: "List Spit" <spitfires@autox.team.net>
Sent: Friday, December 06, 2002 6:37 AM
Subject: SECURITY
> Had this idea the other night.
>
> The one thing I worry about the most is parking my car unattended. Even
> before the restoration stuff started.
>
> Now my thoughts turn the the future and how I can secure my GT6 if I have
to
> park it somewhere.
>
> 1. The club.
> 2. Battery kill switch/key.
> 3. An independently powered alarm system.
>
> Yes you read that right.
> I was looking for some stuff last night when I found my motorcycle battery
I
> used when I flew RC planes.
>
> Its a 12v and very compact.
> I figure I could make a box and mount that up somewhere in the car with
> connectors if I ever have to charge it.
>
> Hook an alarm system to that with 2-3 sensors.
> A mercury level for the bonnet, a radar inside and maybe a shock sensor
over
> all. Then for the sound maker, I would opt for the horns. A little bit
more
> wiring, but at least you would know the sound of your Triumphs horn(s)
over
> a normal alarm.
>
> Just a thought.
>
> A.
>
>
> --
> "Triumph's pick their owners."
> Andre Rousseau - Ottawa Canada
> 1968 Triumph GT6 MK1
> http://www.justdrive.ca/
> andrer@mac.com
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