Converter Theft

[lwmcguir]

Certainly, state of the US

[Bob Denman]

Good luck!
I hope that you never have to find out how effective it is...

[lwmcguir]

Don't know whoit is but they sure worked on keeping it

Saw it on another forum

[ducksface]

Its the loose cables I prescribed here on this forum last year.
Sawzall does not cut loose cable.
And
If those end circles aren't stainless steel:
Two easy cuts and his system drops away.
If they are stainless, that's very secure.
They look like stainless to me,

Not that thieves are smart, but the visual aspect is the best preventative he's applied.

[10scDust]

Looks like a good idea.
I would think would be thieves would be swayed away because of the time and effort factor.
They want quick easy grab and go.

[Pete'sMH]

Originally Posted by 10scDust

Looks like a good idea.
I would think would be thieves would be swayed away because of the time and effort factor.
They want quick easy grab and go.

But give a bit of thought to what a frustrated bad guy who’s gone to all the trouble of crawling under there with a cutting tool in hand might do. Only takes a moment to cut a wiring harness or brake line or worse.

[MLP]

To bad it is illegal to hook up an old flyback transformer to the rig. Set the voltage for max pain which is less than one joule. One joule will kill. Of course an R2R network with an oscillator works as well.