Prestige APS 997 car alarm any good? (remote start w/pager)
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Prestige APS 997 car alarm any good? (remote start w/pager)
I am looking to get one of this, from what i seen online, it has the same features as the DEI alarms but a lot cheaper. Plus it has remote start and LCD pager up to 1/4 mile but I am worry about quality since it's made by Audiovox.
http://www.audiovox.com/webapp...Id=-1
I have always use DEI alarms and never had a problem but they seem over price now....
http://www.audiovox.com/webapp...Id=-1
I have always use DEI alarms and never had a problem but they seem over price now....
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From: garland, tx
Re: Prestige APS 997 car alarm any good? (mickey513)
ok alarm ..i do a lot of them only problem is they can eat up ur started pretty fast
for $190 its a great alarm compared to the cliffard,dei alarms plus they offer a tracker
for $190 its a great alarm compared to the cliffard,dei alarms plus they offer a tracker
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From: 99 probs but a stolen car aint 1, ca, cerritos/fullerton
Re: Prestige APS 997 car alarm any good? (dcautogroup)
<TABLE WIDTH="90%" CELLSPACING=0 CELLPADDING=0 ALIGN=CENTER><TR><TD>Quote, originally posted by dcautogroup »</TD></TR><TR><TD CLASS="quote">ok alarm ..i do a lot of them only problem is they can eat up ur started pretty fast
for $190 its a great alarm compared to the cliffard,dei alarms plus they offer a tracker</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have used them alot and never had them eat up a starter. Its going to start your car the same way as you would with a key. But with out the key cylinder being turned. If you are having this problem you need to cut the crank time down just a bit. Its in the programming option. .8 sec's seems to be fine with most cars.
for $190 its a great alarm compared to the cliffard,dei alarms plus they offer a tracker</TD></TR></TABLE>
I have used them alot and never had them eat up a starter. Its going to start your car the same way as you would with a key. But with out the key cylinder being turned. If you are having this problem you need to cut the crank time down just a bit. Its in the programming option. .8 sec's seems to be fine with most cars.
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