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From: dsn@tove.UUCP (Dana S. Nau)
Newsgroups: net.auto,net.consumers
Subject: Re: Protecting Car Stereos
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Date: Thu, 27-Jun-85 15:22:04 EDT
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In article <326@ihlpm.UUCP> levine@ihlpm.UUCP (levine) writes:
>> (I realize that there are piezoelectric breakage-sensors you can stick onto
>> windows, and probably other devices, that would help with this.  My real
>> point here is that many of the alarms, which just use switches on the
>> doors (or use the inside-light switches) would appear not to be of much
>> value against a reasonably experienced burglar.)
>> -- 
>> Shyy-Anzr:  J. Eric Roskos
>
>*** REPLACE THIS LINE WITH YOUR CAR STEREO ***
>
>I once saw this cheap plastic insert that you plugged into your car tape
>player that looked like a cheap AM/FM radio. It came with a stereo that
>was priced at approx. $800. I don't know if they make a generic one to 
>fit any type of car stereo (or adaptable to any type of car stereo).
>
>-Ben Levine

Sony's new high-end car stereo line includes black plastic covers
(so that if you put the cover over the stereo, it looks like
nothing is there).
-- 
Dana S. Nau,  Computer Science Dept.,  U. of Maryland,  College Park, MD 20742
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