Looking for something I can use in my trailer (I may get one for the coach also). I checked with Verizon but it has to many bells and whistles. Looking for something simple.
What are folks using?
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September 25, 2024, 09:19 AM
RPROGAS
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posted September 25, 2024 09:13 AM Looking for something I can use in my trailer (I may get one for the coach also). I checked with Verizon but it has to many bells and whistles. Looking for something simple.
What are folks using?
M-18's.
Bob
September 25, 2024, 09:31 AM
pentastarrail
Is that StarLine M-18's? Trying to find pricing but not much luck. What do they cost?
Man was not built to fly ... That's why he built HEMI's
Frank Zeffiro ALIAS -- BIG KAHUNA
September 25, 2024, 09:46 AM
CURTIS REED
Here are some that have been suggested on another site.
Actually Frank, (Sorry) I was referring to a M18 A1 Claymore using the either C-3, C-4 or PETN. The downside can be the back blast (and the bothersome noise). However it is a one time very effective device for dealing with thieves. Anything within 300 feet will be burned and shredded toast.
Bob
September 25, 2024, 10:14 AM
CURTIS REED
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Originally posted by RPROGAS: Actually Frank, (Sorry) I was referring to a M18 A1 Claymore using the either C-3, C-4 or PETN. The downside can be the back blast (and the bothersome noise). However it is a one time very effective device for dealing with thieves. Anything within 300 feet will be burned and shredded toast.
Bob
I have set off my security alarm that is hooked to my trailer more than a few times so the Claymore would be a bad thing for me.
September 25, 2024, 10:17 AM
pentastarrail
Bob, I like it
Man was not built to fly ... That's why he built HEMI's
Frank Zeffiro ALIAS -- BIG KAHUNA
September 25, 2024, 11:51 AM
1leg
First start with a real lock that will make them work for it. Make sure you also lock up the chains.
I have the recovr GPS tracker. $100/year for the service and it tracks where ever it goes. Its held on with a 200+lb magnet. If some god forsaken reason my stuff gets stolen, and they can't locate it. they stroke you a check.
Also, on a side note, anyone have any experience with in trailer cameras for going down the road?
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September 26, 2024, 11:01 AM
FootbrakeJim
Tommy Johnson Sr (RIP) had a great system that was very reasonably priced. Can't recall the name of it, and I don't know if anyone carried that business on after he passed a few years back. I'll see if I can find the info. It was designed specifically for what we do.
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September 26, 2024, 01:11 PM
wideopen231
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Originally posted by RPROGAS: Actually Frank, (Sorry) I was referring to a M18 A1 Claymore using the either C-3, C-4 or PETN. The downside can be the back blast (and the bothersome noise). However it is a one time very effective device for dealing with thieves. Anything within 300 feet will be burned and shredded toast.
Bob
I was trying to resist similar post. Thanks for covering it for me.
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September 26, 2024, 01:15 PM
wideopen231
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Originally posted by 1.Slow_fivE.0: I have the recovr GPS tracker. $100/year for the service and it tracks where ever it goes. Its held on with a 200+lb magnet. If some god forsaken reason my stuff gets stolen, and they can't locate it. they stroke you a check.
Also, on a side note, anyone have any experience with in trailer cameras for going down the road?
Old tech but I have one that wires into TV which I run off converter. I can watch everything inside. It does require a wire from camera to tv. SUre that since I bought it 20 years ago there is lot better now.Hell it works.
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