Has anyone had these fitted to their m/h yet..if so are they any good???
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Last time in 06 it cost me; a laptop, phone, passport, glasses and about 2,000 euro in cash. Never did like the Frogs.
Ivan
Has anyone had these fitted to their m/h yet..if so are they any good???
http://www.sleeptightuk.com/
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Sorry, in the About Us section they talk about Gassing as a problem. That turns me off immediately, if they have done so little research etc etc. Please don't start a war on this again:Angry:
These are a quick, cheap alternative and can be fitted to doors or windows.
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I would think you would get all kinds of false alarms with this system.
Just think you are on an Aire and the van next to you is only about 4 feet away from you, they owners come back from the Pub late and have to walk past your van.
Rich...
Sorry, I thought this was about a problem older Scottish men get. (night safety)
ok, you have to say it in scottish or it doesn't work!
But, Dave - come on, do you still believe in gas down your vents?
On the last aire we used you had to brush against the next van to get the door open and get into ours so even if set to zero distance an external sensor would go off.
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Well guys (and gals)?.on the point of gas ask the Funsters if they have read or know anyone thats had it done to them
When we lived on a posh housing estate one of the local posers fitted a proximity alarm to his tarted up Pug. The local lads (on the way back from the pub) took great delight in setting off it's "please move away from the vehicle" until the alarm sounder went off. After a couple of weekends of this disturbance at 1 in the morning he gave up and fitted a conventional alarm..I just think a system of this nature that warns you when someone is very close to the m/h would be a good deterant...forarmed or forwarned..
The straps across the doors have saved many people - !
Most European vans are really easy to get into without a key!!!. Putting a chain between the doors is a great deterrent to the thief that looks in and sees that even if he smashes a window he still might have to struggle to effect entry. However in my opinion this should only be done when you are leaving the vehicle unattended. I cannot recommend that you lock your self in by using this method, for the obvious risk that you may not be able to get out in any emergency and or it may impede your efforts to get in your seat and drive away which is often your best defence.
There are custom designed locks to fit most European vans, these are often locked with key and again may prove difficult to open in an emergency. If you do lock your self in, you should practice opening the locks quite a few times this will make it slightly easier to do if you find yourself in the dark and full of adrenaline and fumbling to get out