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Question: Does it emit a continuous tone, or intermittently every few seconds?
Document: The highest sensitivity is ridiculously sensitive too, and the lowest is perfect for locking up in crowded areas where people may bump into you bike frequently. Bottom line: BUY THIS THING!!!! Every bike should have one !!! !
It's loud enough to turn heads but doesn't give me enough peace of mind to park my bike at the gym or anywhere public in San Francisco for more than 60 seconds.
I follow the instructions to the letter, get the beeps saying I did it right, but then when I test it, it won't shut off with the new code. Nor the old one.So, I then have to pull out the battery for 30 seconds to reset the factory code, and try again. Tried it too many times.
Now i can make quick trips to the store where I run in and out without having to worry about locking my bike, bad habit, I know, but I park at the door and it's in view, so I usually just keeping looking at it, but now I don't have to worry about that 2 seconds I'm not looking. Very happy, ordered 2 more.
I don't really know if this thing works or not. I tried setting it a few times and every time, I hear it beeps at me. I thought I had set it and that it's supposed to go off when the bike is touched or got moved, my two kitties knocked into a few times when they were playing - the alarm didn't go off. hhhhmmmmm waste of a few good dollars.
I'd rather have a two-piece mount instead of a single-piece mount. It can be hard to get it around larger tubes and even installing it on smaller tubes requires one to have a bit of trust in the resilience of the plastic because every time I take it off or put it on (to replace the battery) it feels like I'm just a hair away from snapping the plastic.
(10 to 15 minutes. )You need to get a 9V battery for this little beauty.The only oddity about the unit is that it is manufactured and packaged in China, and the documentation is understandable, but quite quirky. However, the simplicity of the unit renders this problem meaningless, as anybody can figure out how it operates within seconds. (Any thieves will have much more important things to be figuring out - like who their cell-buddy is going to be.)
My son's Goped scooter was stolen from work--they cut the cable (had no idea until I tried it at home with a similar cable with our bolt cutters--took less than 5 seconds--useless). We purchased a new scooter for Christmas and secured it with a cable, a Kryptonite ubolt and this alarm. My son heard the alarm and went outside. The potential thieves had already cut the cable but the alarm went off and scared them away.
very impressed! Usually items dont work like advertised. These units were better!!! Would definetly let anyone interested know that these work very good!
touching it and moving it around a little, or trying to lean or sit on it) while I've been nearby in a cafe or shop.I recommend installing it under your bike's seat or in some other semi-sheltered spot because while the manufacturer claims it is waterproof I wouldn't bet on it. If it's under the seat it will at least be protected from most direct water contact.
Answer: no