I read the wiki article on the Blaster and it seems like that is intended
to deter carjacking, not theft of an unattended vehicle. It sounds like it
must be manually activated by the driver. I don't see it as the same thing
as a "honey trap" at all.

On Wed, Nov 26, 2014 at 8:56 PM, Eoin Ross <ERoss@chemstation.com> wrote:

> They would, if the the car was moving - but it is parked and the system
> should be removed from power when a legitimate person is in the car.
> The recipient getting into a running car that isn't theirs... not that
> innocent are they?
>
> The demonstration/marketing video of the Blaster is one that is a
> little... freaky.
> Another idea is to lock the doors and set off 4+ 110 dB sirens INSIDE
> the car. Windows likely to be broken from the inside though.
>
> For the OP's purposes there have been many good suggestions - seems that
> using a relay to kill power the injectors when it is taken out of park
> would be the easiest and fastest way to show intent of driving it away
> whilst preventing that from happening.
>
>
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