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Zen finds a Solution to snowmobile Theft !

December 11th 2004

Early this morning, I got a call from my friend Claude and his lovely wife Ankie (pronounced unckie). It was finally time to give me the green light to start distributing the portable solution to snowmobile theft, that is affordable to anyone, and easy to use. I have been waiting for this day for two years!

You guys know, that if I recommend something, it's because I believe it works. Well, hold onto your hat, I think I've found the perfect snowmobile gift for this Christmas.

First, let's study the profile of a typical snowmobile Thief

The profile of a thief that steals snowmobiles, goes like this.

young
inexperienced
just wants cash for partying
addicted? sometimes
fearful? always
trying to prove himself to his buddies
will eventually graduate to stealing cars
very nervous
has all night to make his move
will freak out if he sees the lights come on
doesn't want to wake the victim
90% of time, he tows the sled away
or lifts it into a waiting truck
will not start it, wants to make no noise
looking for a challenge
riding on his nerve and ego
tries to figure out new gadgets

BUT...

Unfortunately for our potential snowmobile thief, this new invention will not, and can not be defeated, 90% of the time. This is largely due to the profile above.

This alarm system has it's power and control system inside the motel or house. Unless they break into the motel room, they cannot disable it.

The green light tells you everything is cool!

Out from the control box, comes a long acrylic fiber optic cable, about the diameter of two fat pencil leads. If the thieves breaks or pulls on the cable, the alarm goes off in the motel. He sees the lights turn on, and he starts to run away.


This is what the thief sees on the cable.

The LOKKIT is a theft Deterrent

This alarm system falls under the category of 'deterrent', because when the thief see the cable and this red card, he realizes that the alarm will go off if he messes with the cable, but he doesn't know how it works. 90% of the time they will leave it alone. The last thing he wants is trouble.

We recommend that you simply park your sled with the skis up against the motel wall. You run the lightweight cable through the tunnel of all the sleds. This way, the thief will not have enough time to pull the machine around to face out, and then start the machine. If he thinks the alarm will sound, he will just walk away and select another sled to steal.

90% of snowmobile and AVT thefts, the engine is never started. They do not want to make noise.

We recommend you purchase the unit, plus one extra cable, in case someone does cut through it. ( that can easily be done with a pair of scissors.) The extra cable can also be handy if you need to park the sled far away from the motel. The maximum distance from the alarm unit, is 200 feet of cable!

This system is also perfect for a boat, or even a float plane. The cable does not corrode in the water. When someone hoists the anchor, and pulls on the cable, the alarm will ring. In the case of toys out on the water, the main danger is that a storm may have broken the ropes or anchor securing the item.

Go now, and read all about the system, then come back here to this page, and ORDER!!!

Lokkit Web Site Here

Lokkit Alarm System 179.95
(incl everything you need; a 30 foot cable,
4 AA batteries good for a week, a plug in DC cord.)

 

30 foot Auxilliary Cable 34.99

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Questions? Please study the web site above.

Click the links above to add stuff to your shopping cart, and provide your shipping address with your order. It's a small box that weighs 7 pounds fully packaged.

It is guaranteed against manufacturers defects for 1 year.

You can stuff it into the hole behind your seat of your sled! The batteries are good for 7 days, so you can go to places without power!

We recommend that you buy at least one auxiliary cable, so you have the extra length, and also, in case your cable gets cut by the thieves.

Any questions about your order, just e-mail zen@zenwaiter.com

 

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