Bongo Security
- Billybongo123
- Bongolier
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- Location: Notts
Re: Bongo Security
Most thieves can't read anyway
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Re: Bongo Security
I got one fitted from some great guys in rosyth, scotland, £350 if i remember, works perfect and it has the internal sensor cut of for when slleping in the bus, but a few times in the middle of the night when i'm half asleep "i gotta go pee" as forest gump would say and i set the bloody thing off, everyone within about 7kms gets woken up well worth it tho
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Re: Bongo Security
While this trick may or may not be suitable for a vehicle, my fave garage/shed alarm is a baby monitor.
I’ve used mains powered ones in the past, one in the garage, the receiver unit next to my bed but many are also battery powered, no doubt some clever leccy folk could advise on wiring one up to the vehicle.
They have decent range, (mine were about 20m apart) and there’s some very snappy ones available now which send a warning and video to your mobile.
You can then listen while dialling the police, or perhaps pop out to remind them not do do naughty things
I’ve used mains powered ones in the past, one in the garage, the receiver unit next to my bed but many are also battery powered, no doubt some clever leccy folk could advise on wiring one up to the vehicle.
They have decent range, (mine were about 20m apart) and there’s some very snappy ones available now which send a warning and video to your mobile.
You can then listen while dialling the police, or perhaps pop out to remind them not do do naughty things
Re: Bongo Security
Way back when.. I have also added a hidden horn switch to a couple of my motorsickles.
Bikes suffered with terrible security and anyone with a half decent flat-bladed screwdriver and a hammer could use them as a key and off they’d go.
The idea of a hidden switch being if anyone does attack it, they can’t turn the blummin horn off.
At the very least they start attracting unwanted attention, it’s a very basic option but simply to fit too.
Either hide the switch, or leave it visible but mark it with a fake label to confuse the scumbags.. ‘ejector seat’ seems popular on this forum.
Bikes suffered with terrible security and anyone with a half decent flat-bladed screwdriver and a hammer could use them as a key and off they’d go.
The idea of a hidden switch being if anyone does attack it, they can’t turn the blummin horn off.
At the very least they start attracting unwanted attention, it’s a very basic option but simply to fit too.
Either hide the switch, or leave it visible but mark it with a fake label to confuse the scumbags.. ‘ejector seat’ seems popular on this forum.