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JimX Grand Master

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A Boomerang alarm came with my car, it seems to be pretty good. The remote's LCD screen is faded in parts though, and it looks too old to be fixed under warranty (not that I have a receipt anyway). I think they are about $200 to replace :P I'm going to try pulling it apart and re-seating the LCD screen.

I think I'd still prefer satellite tracking, but since this was free with the car and I have no spare funds for sat. tracking it'll have to do.

JimX.

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XrSiSt Grand Master

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I read the latest HPI and it states the following by Martin Donnon

(who is on the adl section of sau i'm guessing)

"my insurance company insisted that i install some sort of

alarm system with a triple-cut immobiliser. Security company GT

Autosopund got the nod here, putting in one of those neat

Boomerang alarm systems that have an in-built turbo timer and

remote engine-start functions"

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Ah ok, well I can say that Martin has nothing do to with us atm and he is a forum member like anyone else.

If you go to the main forum page down the bottom right corner you can click on 'forum leaders' to see who does what...

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Originally posted by Squizz

Ah ok, well I can say that Martin has nothing do to with us atm and he is a forum member like anyone else.

If you go to the main forum page down the bottom right corner you can click on 'forum leaders' to see who does what...

- Yepz understood.. Just saying he is a forum member.

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