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Re: Car alarm tied into a home alarm

Subject: Re: Car alarm tied into a home alarm
From: Bill <NoEmailNospam@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Fri, 7 Jun 2013 08:27:46 -0700
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <a2057fa8-34de-4815-b2e9-198913a2b2d9@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <VBSrt.50$NO1.16@xxxxxxxxxxxx> <379e0165-4d72-40fa-beaa-a25423ff7531@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <17daa1cd-ddd3-4f6c-86ef-fbddbe0da98e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

In article <17daa1cd-ddd3-4f6c-86ef-fbddbe0da98e@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
chriswheeldon@xxxxxxxxx says...
>
> I may just have to look into cheap car alarms.
>

Car alarms are designed for cars... Compact small size, 12 volts DC, and
should be designed to use as little electricity as possible when on
(Important for cars, because if you use too much electricity, it will
drain the car battery and it will not start!)

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- Car alarm tied into a home alarm
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- Re: Car alarm tied into a home alarm
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- Re: Car alarm tied into a home alarm
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