Time for a new alarm..
Time for a new alarm..
05-23-2007, 04:51 AM
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depends on what you want from it
ie toad is more likly not to give you any problems as clifford
but clifford has the ability to add we extras on which is what id be looking for in an alarm
ie toad is more likly not to give you any problems as clifford
but clifford has the ability to add we extras on which is what id be looking for in an alarm
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05-23-2007, 07:05 AM
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Originally Posted by W9NGJ,May 23 2007, 12:51 PM
ie toad is more likly not to give you any problems as clifford
but clifford has the ability to add we extras on which is what id be looking for in an alarm
but clifford has the ability to add we extras on which is what id be looking for in an alarm
Are Clifford generally less reliable than Toad??
05-23-2007, 07:09 AM
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yea load of wee extras like boot openier and turn on lights and things like that
clifford are a good alarm, dont get me wrong but yes toad would be more reliable. common problems with them are running your battery down if you havnt been driving it for a week or so
for some this wouldnt be a problem as they drive it everyday
but for some the S is a good weather car and track car and might not be used for a week
sorry to go on abit
clifford are a good alarm, dont get me wrong but yes toad would be more reliable. common problems with them are running your battery down if you havnt been driving it for a week or so
for some this wouldnt be a problem as they drive it everyday
but for some the S is a good weather car and track car and might not be used for a week
sorry to go on abit