Exactly. The 6 volt is a backup in case the car's battery is disconnected. It allows the unit to still transmit for a number of hours.
Thanks. I thought that's what it was for but just wanted to be sure.
Exactly. The 6 volt is a backup in case the car's battery is disconnected. It allows the unit to still transmit for a number of hours.
If the car is driven daily - it is not an issue. It is only an issue if you leave the car parked for over a week. Even so - a battery tender resolves the issue.
lojack? i plan on using a prepaid cell phone, tapped into a power supply, which is hidden. ringer off, auto answer calls... that way i can hear the f'ers talk. phones can be tracked via gps. cheap $50 phone, some services only require $10 every 3-4 months to keep the # active.
there was a write up or video on it before.
I steal cars for a living and lojack is a ****ing a joke. Just pay more for full insurance. Trust me