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Re: Boat Alarms [Re: Revoman] #3314204 04/05/09 06:29 AM
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I did some searches and found a pretty good car Alarm with 6 onboard relays which will handle switches for the lids. It also has a pager, I think it was about 118 dollars. With probably get that and install myself.

Just have to figure out the switches for the lids, found a couple of different ones. I found plunger swiches which would have to be mounted up right and not sure how they would do if they got wet. I found magnitice switches, but may be a little more difficult to mount. Just have to figure it out, no biggie.




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Re: Boat Alarms [Re: Billy Blazer 300 HPDI] #3320193 04/07/09 01:01 AM
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Well, I finally got my alarm system installed today and it works like a charm. I had Baldwin Electronics in Odessa Texas do the job. They installed a Viper 350HV which came with a Stinger DoubleGuard shock sensor and a pin switch for the rear battery compartment lid. The Revenger alarm is an ear splitter. I was amazed at how sensitive the shock sensor is,,,clear up to the bow. Total out the door was $350 and a big peace of mind. If anyone in the West Texas area needs an alarm for their boat I highly recommend Baldwin Electrics. Thanks Mike for all the help and info.



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Re: Boat Alarms [Re: Revoman] #3320295 04/07/09 01:20 AM
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my alarm is all done off remote sensors. keypad and siren stay put wherever I want them wink each locker has a sensor. no way to turn off the siren unless I push the code in wink

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