Recent content by timfoster

Bubbles, youre right, you would indeed have to know the system is there first. (although we now all know that its installed in your dash :D) With regard to stopping the car, it is perfectly legal. As I said, we have had the system checked and approved by the police. Our legal department...

Bubbles - This sounds like a good system. The only downside I can see is that Bluetooth is quite easy to fool. As far as disabling the car is concerned it is legal. Weve had GSM2005 checked and approved by the police for use in the UK.

Thats a great idea, Bear. All youd need to do is put a picture of yourself on the front seat and you could remotely drive yourself to work!!! :D The video feed isnt that far off though. Were looking at, for the next release, cameras that are linked to the system. Not only will it call you when...

cutehomoboi - the retail price will be £399, so with the discount for completing the survey, you can get it for £349. Fitting varies but on average, its about £250. The Bear - When you immobilise the engine it wont cause them to crash. The alarm and hazards flash for 30 seconds then the engine...

Hi Mark, The operation of the system is entirely within your control. Personally, I wouldnt want to lock the scumbags in my car either, but since mine is a convertible it would be a bit pointless anyway. Putting my personal hat on, if someone nicked my car and I was nearby, Id probably lock...

Under normal circumstances you wouldnt want to unlock it unless you were reasonably nearby. However, GSM2005 will call you when the car is tampered with. It gives you a status report so you know whats going on. You can then talk to the car and if necessary lock the doors. Assume someone is...

Hi everyone, Sorry in advance if this is deemed advertising. Im director of a company about to launch a new security system that allows you to remotely lock/unlock the doors and even immobilise the car from anywhere in the world. If the system is triggered it will call your preprogrammed...