with respect to Des wish to keep his thread clutter free..

what other brands are there after the 520t? ive notice that within the min with the bb kicking in the sirens eventually grows weaker may have something to do with my capacitor!?

 

Just add a bigggger battery to it. The one that comes with it is only .8 amps
this one is better
http://www.zbattery.com/CSB-12V-8Ah-...?leadsource=5#

and yes, your cap will interfer with the dei 520t.

 

yeah lol did my yearly check a while ago and noticed it..
id also notice that when the dei gps moved to the MobileIQ the battery disconnect alert notification doesnt work..is that the same with your customers or did something fk up with my unit?

 

I would replace both batteries with the same battery that the gps came with. I have not had a problem with the move to mobile iq. Just sucks that you lose the remote start option. IT would be better to go with the bigger battery because you are running all those extra siren. O yea, the car looks very nice!

 

alright will do..thanks man haha i learn everything from u guys :D

 

so the battery came :D damn thing was larger than i expected... but made it work some how hahaha... the only problem i have is the damn gps still didnt contact me about the battery disconnect ive check the plugs and im still recieving 12v.. so i think its either the bit write or the bass cap messes with that also. any ideas?..
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qr5I2PZ1a8I

 

Its the cap on the car. Its going to take a sec for the gps to see the voltage drop. Same as for the 520t. Make sure that you have the hood pin to trigger the alarm before they go for the battery. If they open it no matter what the alarm will still go off and pull from the back up battery.

 

not to jack this thread but whats the easiest way to see if the backup battery is working?

 

haha of course i have a hood pin it is a must.. u taught us well sensei :D
long story short i found the problem.. it was the dei plastic plugs i guess i some how fk them up while extending the wires fixed it by bypassing those plastic snap on plugs... works 100% now
multimeter or just set your alarm off and pull the battery terminal..

the only reason why im concern about the battery disconnect feature is be cause if i get a call for the alarm trigger it might be accidental trigger or whatever but if i get a call for alarm triggered, battery disconnect and low battery im gonna run out with a freaking gun or something..