Stolen - Rimor Superbrig 699 Living (1 Viewer)

[slobadoberbob]

as I said yesterday

The lesson here is don't put too much info on the net.
probably got a face ache account that told the world he was going on holiday.

As I said yesterday in another post that motorhomelover started about trackers.. it is not wise to give away to much info as to the security you have on your motorhome.. it is all there for the world to see.. not just the other members of this site.. you can pick it up on google very fast these days.

But it was a condition of my insurance that I had certain security features fitted ... spent a lot of dosh... enough said.

Bob

 

[Brian and Jo]

Stolen

so sorry to hear of your misfortune.i know to us all our motorhomes are our pride and joy.i feel gutted for you:Sad:
i hope that it is either recovered or your insurance sort out things for you.GOOD LUCK.
regards brian jo and josh

 

[breeks]

tracker

with smart track they contact me if the vehicle moves when i am away
it is on gps so they can see where it is any where in Europe
they will phone me direct and also a second nominated person
you only get what you pay for

none of this bleep bleep tracker of the 1990s so that only shows within 100 meters by the police.

I did not mean any offense in my original post and i stand by what i have written

did smart track tell you how easy it is to find your tracker and dispose of it .the only way to keep your van safe up here where i live is to remove the engine.

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[Wildman]

Sorry to hear of the theft, it is doubtful it still has the same plates on it, but will keep an eye open for the reg.

 

[knokinonabit]

A slightly different twist to the theft theme.

We keep our MH at our house and a friend of mine,who also has a MH, said he wouldn't park his at home.
Lets all the scum know when you are away. :helpsos:

 

[knokinonabit]

Sympathies to Jimmyjoe, by the way

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[motorhomelover]

Nice sympathetic reply. Perhaps you should have given that advice before the theft.

I give that advice to every one

if you have a motorhome and you value it get a good security system fitted
new systems can find stolen items with in hours or even minuet of the theft

i know my RV would be triggered as soon as the engine is started
before it has moved one inch.

no matter where it is in Europe

no dog to feed not dog poo to pick up! just a none seen none heared system that works when it is needed :thumb:

 

[motorhomelover]

A slightly different twist to the theft theme.

We keep our MH at our house and a friend of mine,who also has a MH, said he wouldn't park his at home.
Lets all the scum know when you are away. :helpsos:

you do put a flag out once the motor home leaves the address. not good if your away for a few weeks

might as well put a sign in the front window

help your self back in a few days

not a good idea

or is it another it wont happen to me
it is other people who get burgled and have their things stolen oh:

 

[motorhomelover]

did smart track tell you how easy it is to find your tracker and dispose of it .the only way to keep your van safe up here where i live is to remove the engine.

first they have to know there is a tracker fitted to look in the places where it may be fitted

by the time they have found it it has alrady reported to the systen there is a breakin
the system can listen in to whats being said /done in side the van so if they are stripping out the dash it will be heard and the police can be there in minuets
i can be there where i keep it in less than 3 minuets and would tackle the low life's with a pick axe handle

come on people do you really know how these up to date systems work??

the alarm that warns in the first place is a warning if it then detects a breach in any door it activates the main security
they are not a bodge job with a hooter horn and a switch
it is a real time GPS system that works on the mobile phone network
with speakers and microphone in stalled inside the van

>> shakes his head at some of the reply`s on here
can some many people be so stubborn to dish what they do not know about

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[knokinonabit]

you do put a flag out once the motor home leaves the address. not good if your away for a few weeks

might as well put a sign in the front window

help your self back in a few days

not a good idea

or is it another it wont happen to me
it is other people who get burgled and have their things stolen oh:

Our son is 25 and our daughter is 22 and they both live at home :shout: and don't travel with us, so there is usually some one here most of the time.
Biggest worry is the trashed house from the party they might have.

Can't win really.

 

[motorhomelover]

Our son is 25 and our daughter is 22 and they both live at home :shout: and don't travel with us, so there is usually some one here most of the time.
Biggest worry is the trashed house from the party they might have.

Can't win really.

every thing in life comes at a cost

as you say the up side can be worse than the down side

I have no such problem as i live alone and have time on my hands

 

[beachcaster]

I have no such problem as i live alone and have time on my hands

I'd never have guessed !

barry

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[motorhomelover]

I'd never have guessed !

barry

and your point is ?

 

[beachcaster]

and your point is ?

Its a big motorhome for just one person

barry

 

[Malcolm Bolt]

would tackle the low life's with a pick axe handle

If such a situation did arise you could of course be in court on a charge of GBH perhaps :Sad: and there's you just having told the world it was premeditated oh:. Maybe best loose the handle.

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[callumwa]

first they have to know there is a tracker fitted to look in the places where it may be fitted

by the time they have found it it has alrady reported to the systen there is a breakin
the system can listen in to whats being said /done in side the van so if they are stripping out the dash it will be heard and the police can be there in minuets
i can be there where i keep it in less than 3 minuets and would tackle the low life's with a pick axe handle

[HI]come on people do you really know how these up to date systems work[/HI]??

the alarm that warns in the first place is a warning if it then detects a breach in any door it activates the main security
they are not a bodge job with a hooter horn and a switch
[HI]it is a real time GPS system that works on the mobile phone network [/HI]
with speakers and microphone in stalled inside the van

>> shakes his head at some of the reply`s on here
can some many people be so stubborn to dish what they do not know about

So are you reliant on the mobile phone network? or do you have an independent GPS tracking system?......

We all know how reliable the mobile phone system is, and cell phone jammers are not hard to come by.

GPS Tracking is either GPS tracking or it is not, if it needs the mobile network to operate it is not an independent GPS system.

A full GPS satellite transmitter and satellite receiver will work anywhere.
If it does not have a full GPS transmitter and receiver bulit in, it is just a mobile phone system, relying on a mobile phone signal.

We know how good mobiles are especially on the move, ever tried making a phone call on a train, or in some parts of our towns and cities.........

 

[jhorsf]

The poor fella comes on here to tell you about his motorhome being stolen and could you please look out for it and do not buy it if it looks like this and one of you in an obnoxious post tells him its his own fault for not doing this that and the other.It must be wonderful to be perfect!