Jump to content
SAU Community

Recommended Posts

My break in....

Well some may or may not know i have a 79 rolla as a daily beast. I was stolen twice before i bought it so it can be opened with near on anything thats hard lol.

Last night someone broke into it, i noticed when i hopped in it for work today and the mirror had been moved, the ash tray was open, things like a rug had been moved in the back. There is even a crappy cd head unit sitting in the back, even that had been moved. But funnily enough nothing was taken (not thats theres much to take).

But...the funniest part of all is that the person/s that broke into it locked it up when they were done.

I wasnt really suprised that it had been broken into, or hadnt been broken into earlier. I actually had a great laugh about. Just thought i would share my little experience with you.

Edited by sinistagtst
Link to comment
https://www.sau.com.au/forums/topic/185049-break-in-but-actually-a-funny-one/
Share on other sites

I can beat that

I discovered at 5:30am one morning that someone had stolen the steering wheel off my standard R31 GXE (wtfbbq!?!?). I had to catch the bus to work :blink:

Found out about a week later that the theives had used it to steal a hella modified R31 that lived up the street, that had a steering lock on the wheel that they couldn't get off.

Last night someone broke into it, i noticed when i hoped in it for work today and the mirror had been moved, the ash tray was open, things like a rug had been moved in the back. There is even a crappy cd head unit sitting in the back, even that had been moved. But funnily enough nothing was taken (not thats theres much to take).

But...the funniest part of all is that the person/s that broke into it locked it up when they were done.

next time you go to the pub and pick up some fat chick because you couldn't see with your beer goggles... don't make out with her in your car, take her inside your house. And don't drive home under the influence.

this morning about 330am i got woken up by the alarm going off!!! half asleep i woke kye up pushing him outta bed he thought i meant his alarm clock haha but no it was his pager beeping and buzzing and you could hear the alarm like it was next to my head so loud.

walked out side in my pjamas and kye in his boxers hoping to bust them in the act but no-one was there.

This morning i got a phone call to tell me the paper delivery guy is sorry if he woke any one up when he hit kyes car with the paper grrrrr.....

at least it wasnt some little punks i dont think kye could have controlled himself if he caught them breaking in to either car.

Lauren

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now


  • Latest Posts

    • If go with OVO or similar, you can buy electricity off peak periods of the day for next to nothing, i.e. when the sun is out and everyone is exporting and noone is consuming. I'm also planning to join a VPP and sell back during peak hours. Bro science stacks up, and also the battery inverter has a spare MPPT port, so I could add another solar array. I still have the roof space for at least another 7 panels.  
    • I might need to invest in at least another battery, maybe...as the battery going in is a 19.2kWh, which is larger than I initially thought when I replied, the panels are 10.56kW
    • It appeared like someone was well triggered. Seems the way they mention finances, and business the way they do, that there's some major financial insecurities, or just insecurities in general and someone feels they need to try and put people down. 
    • My 3.8 kW system (when new, not so much nearly 20 yrs later) will do 21 kWh per day (best few months of the year), and that's with an afternoon shading issue. So it really could/should be able to do maybe 24. So a 6.6 kW system probably cannot fill a 40ish kWh battery from scratch, but then it is very unlikely to ever need to. Let's presume that you use 10-15 kWh during the day and stash the rest. So long as the battery isn't drawn down below ~50%, it'll be fine. And that draw down presumes using 20 kWh overnight, which is a reasonably heavy draw. So that seems reasonable. The 40kWh will be good for extended outages, and very bad days where you get almost no generation for a day or two. Might struggle to top it all the way back up after it gets pulled all the way down though. I'd think you'd probably want about 10 kW of panels to make life a little easier, wrt keeping a 40 kWh battery charged. But then....does it really need to be at 100% every day? Probably not.
×
×
  • Create New...