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Firstly, thank you to every one who replied to my Initial delimma.After reading the replies and searching the Forums, I have decided on an AUTOWATCH or a BRANT, what I am after is something with REMOTE START, KEYLESS ENTRY, BUMP SENSORS,WINDOW BREAKAGE SENSORS, and compatable with QUICKTRAK (to be installed at a later time). If you know of any installers who can qote me a real deal please PM me, I will try the numbers already given.Im in the Hornsbyshire Area but will travel.My num,ber is 9482 9683....Cheers Guyz:cool: :)

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Originally posted by T0nyGTSt

Autowatch and Brant DO NOT remote start.

T.

Autowatch does.

http://www.autowatchonline.com/products/alarms.html

I had mine installed at Into Sound in Bondi and am going back for another alarm in the next few weeks. David is a top bloke and always willing to listen to my sh1t and give me advice. They are an authorised Autowatch dealer too so he knows those alrams inside out.

Into Sound

80 Bronte Rd

Bondi Junction 2022

9389 9655

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