Which is more sensitive, Single or Dual Stage shock sensor?
02-14-2002, 11:30 PM
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Re: Which is more sensitive, Single or Dual Stage shock sensor?
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Which will go off the easiest. I want it to be very sensitive.
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Which will go off the easiest. I want it to be very sensitive.
Thanks
02-15-2002, 11:49 AM
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dual stage just means it gives a warn-away tone to a light impact, it will require a heavier impact to go full siren. a single stage is less reliable because it will go off once the only impact setting is reached
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Originally posted by aaron
dual stage just means it gives a warn-away tone to a light impact, it will require a heavier impact to go full siren. a single stage is less reliable because it will go off once the only impact setting is reached
dual stage just means it gives a warn-away tone to a light impact, it will require a heavier impact to go full siren. a single stage is less reliable because it will go off once the only impact setting is reached
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Re: Which is more sensitive, Single or Dual Stage shock sensor?
Originally posted by juice
Which will go off the easiest. I want it to be very sensitive.
Thanks
Which will go off the easiest. I want it to be very sensitive.
Thanks
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