XPost: nyc.transit, nyc.politics, nyc.general
From: adr5@columbia.edu
In article , dogglebe@yahoooo.
com
says...
>The point I'm trying to make is that FF's claim that his car alarm
>prevented break-in is a false statement. The alarm does not go off as
>a thief approaches the car, but after he's broken in.
Some alarms will give a warning chirp, or message, if you get close to
the car. These are called proximity alarms. These are really stupid
if you park in the city where it is ludicrous to think no one will get
close to your car.
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