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Or you could use a wireless system.
Now where did I leave that key fob?;) |
I used push button start, toggles on the Pmags and a keyed master. Granger has the master switch here.
https://www.grainger.com/category/el...s/key-switches |
I?ve used the red button starter from Stein with bezel on all 3 of my RV?s. On this latest one, I used a keyed enable switch (from Stein) to enable the starter push button. Turn off and remove the key when you aren?t there to prevent unauthorized use. Master switch on, won?t enable the start button without the keyed switch turned on.
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I've been thinking about putting a 7 amp automotive fuse inline with the starter switch and locating it somewhere inconspicuous. That would at least slow down any would be "barefoot bandits".
I'm actually more worried about somebody making off with my avionics. |
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Everything's a compromise. :-) |
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If someone wants to steal avionics, canopy security makes little difference. For this reason I did not put a lock on the canopy (other than a canopy cover when away from home and parked on the ramp). Insurance will pay for avionics, but repairing a broken canopy would be heartbreaking. Carl |
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On 'wireless': one of the 'Popular' (either Sci or Mech) mags had an editor's page about hopping in his car with his kid, driving to the store, hitting the start/stop button, making his purchases, coming back out and discovering he didn't have his fob. He'd laid it on the roof of the car at home while he checked on something, and the car cranked up because the fob was close enough for communication. Continued to run when the fob fell off somewhere between home & store, but obviously wouldn't re-start with the fob many blocks away.... Charlie |
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