Looking for new Car Alarm

[Underboost]

who keeps running that siren...I can't concentrate on my Kill kill kill kill.....

LOL

 

[DJ Red Barron]

I went with SkyGuard on my car.

I can set the speed alert to let me know immediately if the car is being driven faster than I want it to be (good for those trips to the mechanic shop ). Also, you can look at historical data such as routes the car was taken, and on what date & time. Also, you can enable / disable the starter from your PC. You can also lock / unlock the doors. I've only been playing with this thing for a few minutes tonight, but from what I can tell so far, it's VERY cool.

www.skyguard.com has some good info.

 

[Underboost]

I went with SkyGuard on my car.

I can set the speed alert to let me know immediately if the car is being driven faster than I want it to be (good for those trips to the mechanic shop ). Also, you can look at historical data such as routes the car was taken, and on what date & time. Also, you can enable / disable the starter from your PC. You can also lock / unlock the doors. I've only been playing with this thing for a few minutes tonight, but from what I can tell so far, it's VERY cool.

www.skyguard.com has some good info.

Cool! Keep us posted on how you like it.

 

[my1stgn]

Do either the Skyguard or the MobileGuardian have monthly fees and if so how much? What all does the Skyguard do? their website is kinda limited as to the info.

 

[DJ Red Barron]

Cool! Keep us posted on how you like it.

I really like it. I am probably going to put it on my Jeep, too.

Do either the Skyguard or the MobileGuardian have monthly fees and if so how much? What all does the Skyguard do? their website is kinda limited as to the info.

Skyguard has a monthly fee or an annual fee. I don't remember pricing off hand. I did an annual along with the device itself as well as a bunch of other stuff. But I am thinking around $12 a month???

So far, what I have done with the Skyguard:...
I can enable or disable the starter.

I can set my "home zone". If the car travels outside of the area I set, I will get an e-mail. I can also opt to have a text sent to my cell phone.

I have a MPH setting. It's at 90 MPH now I think. If the car exceeds that speed, I am alerted. This is good for anyone who might take their car anywhere and leave it. You can set the speed to whatever you want.

I can pull up the actual location of the car at any time.

I can review past routes the car has taken with details such as speed on roads, turns taken, duration of route.

I have the ignition alert set to e-mail me any time the car is started and turned off. The email lets me know the location of each.

If the power supply to the unit gets low, I get an alert.


Overall, I love this thing. Much more effective than LoJack IMO.


**EDIT**

Here is a screen cap of the Activetrack historical route overview.

 

[GNBRETT]

Overall, I love this thing. Much more effective than LoJack IMO.


**EDIT**

Here is a screen cap of the Activetrack historical route overview.

Sounds very kool. Might have to look into that. How much is the yearly fee? I also agree that LoJack is useless

 

[williamsGN]

$25/month

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[meanchicken]

I really like it. I am probably going to put it on my Jeep, too.

Skyguard has a monthly fee or an annual fee. I don't remember pricing off hand. I did an annual along with the device itself as well as a bunch of other stuff. But I am thinking around $12 a month???

So far, what I have done with the Skyguard:...
I can enable or disable the starter.

I can set my "home zone". If the car travels outside of the area I set, I will get an e-mail. I can also opt to have a text sent to my cell phone.

I have a MPH setting. It's at 90 MPH now I think. If the car exceeds that speed, I am alerted. This is good for anyone who might take their car anywhere and leave it. You can set the speed to whatever you want.

I can pull up the actual location of the car at any time.

I can review past routes the car has taken with details such as speed on roads, turns taken, duration of route.

I have the ignition alert set to e-mail me any time the car is started and turned off. The email lets me know the location of each.

If the power supply to the unit gets low, I get an alert.


Overall, I love this thing. Much more effective than LoJack IMO.


**EDIT**

Here is a screen cap of the Activetrack historical route overview.

Geez!
Does that thing tattle on you if you street race?

 

[Underboost]

I really like it. I am probably going to put it on my Jeep, too.

Cool! I might look into this when I can. Thanks for the update!