Dual stage shock sensor

 

Silver Member
Username: Scott_debaker

Pittsburgh, P.A. U.S.A.

Post Number: 719
Registered: Feb-06
most of the new alarms have this i no it shocks but how does it work an where are all the places it works at an wats it feel like
 

Bronze Member
Username: Cviper650

Virginia USA

Post Number: 12
Registered: Nov-06
Are you talking about a device that shocks you if the alarm goes off, or the actual sensor that detects movement/shock?

Chris
 

Silver Member
Username: Scott_debaker

Pittsburgh, P.A. U.S.A.

Post Number: 720
Registered: Feb-06
i think when u touch the car or try an open the door or w/e
 

Bronze Member
Username: Cviper650

Virginia USA

Post Number: 17
Registered: Nov-06
The Dual Stage Shock Sensor is only for sensing vibrations in the vehicle. It has a micro sensor that "reads" the postion of a balanced weight hanging in front of it. With a given amount of vibration, depending on the sensitivity of the sensor will output a warning pulse. If the vibration continues it will then output a constant signal to trigger the alarm.

Chris
 

Silver Member
Username: Scott_debaker

Pittsburgh, P.A. U.S.A.

Post Number: 721
Registered: Feb-06
so it doesnt shock u when u try an open the door
 

Bronze Member
Username: Cviper650

Virginia USA

Post Number: 18
Registered: Nov-06
Not the Dual Stage Shock Sensor. There is another add on that requires alot of work that will shock when the car is touched. Haven't done any work with it though.

Chris
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