> Is the tremble switch good enough to sense cats jumping on the car,
> people bumping it in passing, and loud diesel engines, as is the 
> norm in
> the industry ? ;-)

A car next to mine growled at my car the other day when the alarm on 
mine emitted it's typical antisocial beeps during unlocking.

With a bit of care one could probably arrange a bout of "fatal 
embrace' with two cars sitting growling at each other alternately, 
with perhaps the odd bout of 5 minutes of siren sounding every now and 
then.

Met a man tonight whose newish car had stalled with a deadish battery 
and wouldn't restart. It sat partially blocking a main road at night 
with its alarm sounding in slowly descending tones as it drained the 
last of the battery's life blood - no doubt to remind him how annoying 
modern technology can be on occasion.


            RM


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