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LOUD Scooter or Bike Alarm for One Dollar!

LOUD Scooter or Bike Alarm for One Dollar!
I own a 2009 49cc Scooter by Jonway and I wanted a Alarm for it, problem is Alarms on the Internet cost 10 dollars up to 400!

So I made one for One Buck!!!!

 
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I bought this at a local surplus store for 1 buck
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Jan 22, 2012. 8:12 PMcdncycler says:
The alarm should be rigged in the way the potential thief cannot turn the alrm off by turning the switch. The switch should be fixed in a way it cannot be shut off but by manaully through taking the batteries out to stop the alrm.
Mar 12, 2011. 11:14 AMZoasterboy says:
Fellow 49cc Jonway owner here, I found a similar alarm at a local dollar store, thanks for the idea!
May 19, 2010. 10:32 PMckani2 says:
I made an alarm for my dad by using this in his storage shed. It had been broken into twice. I used your setup and attached the alarm in the rafters, removed the batteries and hooked it up to a wall wart with about the same power with the batteries compartment removed and put alligator clips on the battery terminals. I also disconnected the small speaker inside and ran the wires to a set of self powered old computer speakers also placed into the rafters.

I then ran a piece of high test fishing string through a small hole on the other side of the building (drilled) and attached to a key ring outside. On the other end I attached a string to the on/off switch so that we can turn it off from outside. When the door opens it just pulls the magnet away and the sound is loud through the computer speakers. The outside off pull is hidden behind some bushes.



Feb 8, 2010. 11:31 AMatombomb1945 says:
You could make this motion activated by making sure the magnet hangs against the alarm when the kickstand is in place.  Then if the bike moves, it will fall away and the alarm will go off.  When you get on the bike, simply secure the magnet. 

I wonder if there would be a way to wire the alarm so the power would cut out when the bike is turned on.

Feb 7, 2010. 7:49 AMrimar2000 says:
Pardon my ignorance, but, how is it used?
Feb 7, 2010. 9:05 AMrimar2000 says:
Thanks, now I understand. Very useful gadget!

I have not a scooter, I have only a mountain bike, but I think I could use this.

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