Re: Motion sensors in car alarms

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From: Brian Kantor
Date: Fri, 21 Feb 1986 17:48

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In an incident in the parking lot the other day (where a truck rolled
across the lot and into my car, causing some minor damage to the bumper
shroud) the motion sensor set off the alarm.  People nearby looked
around to see what the noise was, saw the accident, and called the
police.  They probably wouldn't have noticed anything at all without the
alarm sounding.  Thus I'm in favor of the motion sensor.  This sort of 
thing is why I got one.
	- Brian

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Subject: Re: Motion sensors in car alarms
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