Someone Tried To Steal My Baby
08-25-04 | 04:00 PM
#26
Originally Posted by rotary
my friend used to work for lo jack he said that all you have to do is disconnect the battery and they cant track it.
08-25-04 | 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by FDNewbie
Oh and about a year or two ago, the govt. instituted a software on your cell that can be remotely activated to triangulate your position, whether your phone is on or off, whether you have service or not, etc...it got VERY little attention in the media (as does all forms of government spying techniques) and was under the guise of to aid you if you needed emergent medical or police attention. You'd be surprised what the govt. can actually do...
However, the thermal and visual orbital imaging they can do is pretty slick - I've heard of some examples (i.e. read a license plate from geostationary orbit). However, you'd be hard pressed to have that used to find you, unless you're a military target. Keep those nuclear warheads out of your FD.
08-25-04 | 05:46 PM
#31
FDNewbie is correct.
ALL cell phones have a "GPS LOCATOR" in them that you can turn on or off. If you choose to turn it off, you can still be tracked. All the phone companies say "...ONLY 911 will be able to track you... in an emergency"
this does work whether your phone is on or off.
as for the "GOESYNCRONOUS" orbit... BROKEN93 is correct. THEY ARE WATCHING
ALL cell phones have a "GPS LOCATOR" in them that you can turn on or off. If you choose to turn it off, you can still be tracked. All the phone companies say "...ONLY 911 will be able to track you... in an emergency"
this does work whether your phone is on or off.
as for the "GOESYNCRONOUS" orbit... BROKEN93 is correct. THEY ARE WATCHING
Originally Posted by broken93
I'd doubt that. References?
However, the thermal and visual orbital imaging they can do is pretty slick - I've heard of some examples (i.e. read a license plate from geostationary orbit). However, you'd be hard pressed to have that used to find you, unless you're a military target. Keep those nuclear warheads out of your FD.
However, the thermal and visual orbital imaging they can do is pretty slick - I've heard of some examples (i.e. read a license plate from geostationary orbit). However, you'd be hard pressed to have that used to find you, unless you're a military target. Keep those nuclear warheads out of your FD.
08-25-04 | 09:16 PM
#32
Originally Posted by broken93
I'd doubt that. References?
http://www.compukiss.com/populartopi...article691.htm
One of a few articles. Search
08-25-04 | 09:26 PM
#33
Originally Posted by FDNewbie
I'm 99% sure, because I remember I asked about that. I'm 99% sure the Lo-Jack unit is hidden, along w/ it's own backup power source.
08-25-04 | 09:42 PM
#34
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From: NM
08-25-04 | 09:53 PM
#35
Originally Posted by Section8
I've got a lo-jack in my truck, and I plan one putting in my FD. It is hidden in a different spot in each make of vehicle. Newer models may have a backup power source, buy mine (installed in 99) does not. I accidentally left my lights on a few weeks ago and the alarm was kaput. I unlocked the door with my key and opened it and the audible alarm did not sound. Now the sending unit could have a backup power source, but the alarm runs off the battery.
08-25-04 | 10:05 PM
#37
Originally Posted by FDNewbie
Not just diff make, but diff model, and sometimes by installer. Oh and the Lo-Jack you're talking about is prob the older one w/ an alarm. The newer ones are a flat fee w/ a keychain transponder and a motion sensor unit in the car. No alarm. The motion sensor goes off, the transponder contacts you. No annual fee, etc.
Thanks for the updated info.
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