The auto contact

I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com

On May 2, 2:27*pm, mrmonavi...@gmail.com wrote:
> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. *Theautocontact.com

Big deal i have been using wireless contacts to protect outside stuff
for years

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>I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com

"When Every Second Counts!"

???

Really? Then why are you finally setting the alarm off once the car has
already been broken into, started, and is now rolling out of the driveway?
There's quite a few seconds in there, somewhere around 90 I believe.

Either way, does anyone know what this thing is actually doing? Pressure
switch, photocell blocked by a tire, etc.??? And it appears to be wireless,
which would be an issue since it "integrates economically with any standard
home or building security system by functioning as a standard zone."

On May 2, 2:27*pm, mrmonavi...@gmail.com wrote:
> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. *Theautocontact.com

I just saw a flyer in a motorcycle shop yesterday my friend told me
adi will be droping the specs this week but the part # is gs-autocont.
and you can put any kind of transmiter in it for any panel. .

On May 2, 2:27*pm, mrmonavi...@gmail.com wrote:
> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. *Theautocontact.com

I just found a link on youtube
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DENeT_Zrqaw

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> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com

I don't know how it shows up on other web browsers, but on firefox the
site is poorly presented. I would say it looks like it was done by a
child, but most kids I know have much better skills than that.

"JoeRaisin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com
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> I don't know how it shows up on other web browsers, but on firefox the
> site is poorly presented. I would say it looks like it was done by a
> child, but most kids I know have much better skills than that.

The website is very poor, doesn't really tell you anything about the
product.
I looked it up online at ADI and they show it as available

ADI Part Nbr Status Description\Vendor Name
Price

GS-AUTOCONT A WIRELESS VEHICLE NOTIFICATION DEVICE
xxx.xx


Doug

3 x's before the decimal point...sheesh.



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> "JoeRaisin" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> (E-Mail Removed) wrote:
>>> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com
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>> I don't know how it shows up on other web browsers, but on firefox the
>> site is poorly presented. I would say it looks like it was done by a
>> child, but most kids I know have much better skills than that.
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> The website is very poor, doesn't really tell you anything about the
> product.
> I looked it up online at ADI and they show it as available
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> ADI Part Nbr Status Description\Vendor Name Price
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> GS-AUTOCONT A WIRELESS VEHICLE NOTIFICATION DEVICE xxx.xx
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> Doug
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> I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. Theautocontact.com

Interesting concept, though I think that it would really have limited
practical uses.

If a customer was that worried about someone stealing something on wheels,
I would probably suggest something more like the DeWalt mobilelock system.
It will warn you that it has been moved and track it also.

On May 6, 10:49*pm, motley me <to...@leesecurity.nospam.net> wrote:
> mrmonavi...@gmail.com wrote in news:043eb0bb-ff62-4112-9c78-61e28ffe3227
> @h23g2000vbc.googlegroups.com:
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> > I can't believe no one ever thought of this before. *Theautocontact.com
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> Interesting concept, though I think that it would really have limited
> practical uses. *
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> If a customer was that worried about someone stealing something *on wheels,
> I would probably suggest something more like the DeWalt mobilelock system..
> It will warn you that it has been moved and track it also.