VADAR ALARM or CLIFFORD 100 ALARM
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which one the COMPUSTAR?
i know clifford is a good system, but is the vadar better or just good because it is a pager.
which one has a more secure and more reliable security system?
pagers are cool and all, and they do have functionality but what toher features does the vadar have over the clifford?
i know clifford is a good system, but is the vadar better or just good because it is a pager.
which one has a more secure and more reliable security system?
pagers are cool and all, and they do have functionality but what toher features does the vadar have over the clifford?
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Rep Power: 0 The Vadar alarm actually uses a Clifford brain, so it's pretty much the same. It can use the same sensor's available for Clifford and it has a pager system, one of a few available right now. Price wise I think Vadar's more expensive, but that's because of the pager.
Oh... btw if you do a search, you'll find a thread with a link to a review for the Vadar alarm.
Oh... btw if you do a search, you'll find a thread with a link to a review for the Vadar alarm.
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Rep Power: 0 yeah i read the link, and it still wasn't convincing.
theres just some features that clifford 100 has (window sensors, ignition/engine cutoff, and anit code hopping)
i was thinking, since the vadar runs on 2 way fm couldnt someone easy find and match the frequency and use it. (i think i watch to many movies)
but yeah, what else is there thats beneficial to the vadar?
theres just some features that clifford 100 has (window sensors, ignition/engine cutoff, and anit code hopping)
i was thinking, since the vadar runs on 2 way fm couldnt someone easy find and match the frequency and use it. (i think i watch to many movies)
but yeah, what else is there thats beneficial to the vadar?
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Rep Power: 0 yeah i think you watch too many movies too..
someone w/ technology to crack such a thing is wasting his time on a civic...
they should be working on porshes ferraris and especially datsuns.. hehe.. lol
your car already has an imobilizer setup anyways...
the chip in your key to start the car...
someone w/ technology to crack such a thing is wasting his time on a civic...
they should be working on porshes ferraris and especially datsuns.. hehe.. lol
your car already has an imobilizer setup anyways...
the chip in your key to start the car...
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Rep Power: 0 thanks for the advice guys, i think i gotta do a little more research on the vadar alarm. so far all i've seen is the one review by pasmag.
thanks again
thanks again
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Rep Power: 0 i'm one of the few with the vadar alarm installed works perfect no problems here except for the fact
the alarm doesn't warn me if any doors were left open when i activate the alarm.
they say it's because of the way our triggers are on the 2002's but hmm watever they say
hey FlippedOut .....do you get 4 beeps if you leave one of the doors open and activate the alarm???
the alarm doesn't warn me if any doors were left open when i activate the alarm.
they say it's because of the way our triggers are on the 2002's but hmm watever they say
hey FlippedOut .....do you get 4 beeps if you leave one of the doors open and activate the alarm???
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