"Rubens Gardelli" <rubens.gardelli.RemoveThis@yahoo.it> wrote in message
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> I've bought 3 days ago a wonderful vintage vespa (year 1964).
>
> I want to buy a very good alarm system that can protect my vespa from:
>
> 1. Anyone who try to lift it
> 2. Anyone who sit on it or touch it
> 3. Anyone who try to cut off the alarm system
>
> I'm also seeking an alarm system that has a pager that warn me (wherever I
> am) in the exact moment the alarm alert turns on.
>
> I'm living in California, so I would like to find a product that is
> available in USA.
> What do you suggest? Which is the most reliable alarmsystem that has all
> the characteristics written above?
>
> Thank you.
>
>
>
Easy alarm:
you need some 12v primary wire 12 gauge
a few wire connectors
1) 12volt alarm buzzer from an electronics store
1) mercury tilt switch - like inside a home thermostat
1) on/off switch rated for the buzzer amperage
run positive wire from battery positive to inline fuse to a hidden
on/off switch then to mercury switch.
mercury switch has to be mounted exactly the right
amount of angle from horizontal
you'll have to try a few angles to get it right
then epoxy it to some hiden part of the bodywork
then finally a wire out from the mercury switch to ground.
you park
turn on the hidden switch
if anyone
> 1. Anyone who try to lift it
> 2. Anyone who sit on it or touch it
it will scream until they leave it alone
and all parts are hidden underneath seat, battery box etc.
I had the same on a honda ST1100
when on side stand it would work
if bike was sat on or attempt to right it up to verticle
it screamed
on center stand it cant work because of the merc switch angle
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