mick wrote:

We need to put RLD to the task of coming up with some different hinges.

By the time that happens the last defender will be dust in the wind mate

Small Clanger wrote:

www.steinel.co.uk do a battery powered PIR sensor that can send a signal to one of their wire-free doorbell chimes. Put the sensor overlooking the Defender and plug the chime in next to your bed. That way, when someone triggers the sensor and the thing chimes at 3a.m. your skellington will be out of the door and open for business before you and your jim-jams are out of bed. Beleive me, I know.

funrover wrote:

We're working on some serious security products for the Defender, but why not try shearing / security fixings (i.e. bolts that shear at a set torque limit) and need to be drilled out. How often do you need to remove the bonnet? This might be a solution.

LandRoverAnorak wrote:

funrover wrote:

We're working on some serious security products for the Defender, but why not try shearing / security fixings (i.e. bolts that shear at a set torque limit) and need to be drilled out. How often do you need to remove the bonnet? This might be a solution.

The bonnets aren't held on with bolts. If you lift them up high enough they just lift out of the hinges.

Worrying isnt it  Mike

Honker wrote:

Crappy news. I've seen these used on a few cars now, not cheap but might be of interest.

http://www.driftworks.com/shop/car-parts/b...cking.html

Stu

These look interesting if they fit - you only need one so could go halves with someone. They could still get the bonnet off if determined but not many people would want to buy it with this stuck into it with a hole made. I wonder how it would look though

Maybe K9F could trial it

Honker wrote:

Crappy news. I've seen these used on a few cars now, not cheap but might be of interest.

http://www.driftworks.com/shop/car-parts/b...cking.html

Stu

jonny1966 wrote:

Honker wrote:

Crappy news. I've seen these used on a few cars now, not cheap but might be of interest.

http://www.driftworks.com/shop/car-parts/b...cking.html

Stu

they look the buzz, you are all getting me worried so might get a set

Excellent Jonny, let us know how you get on and don't pinch my bonnet if it all goes tits up

Zagato wrote:

Maybe K9F could trial it

I will if you will, I'll go halves with you Zag.....

No need really.... I am relying on two things....

1. I've drilled 28 holes in mine and have Chequerplate with a nice little transponder embedded in the sealant underneath.

2. Being a sparky and for a few quid you could theoretically set yourself up with an autonamous rechargable battery pack, a siiren and a plunger activated microswitch which will operate irrespective if the alarm is bypassed or the battery supply is cut. With an undervoltage relay it will go off when and if the battery supply is chopped before the bonnet is even lifted! All available from RS.....Apparently....  If you go through life with your head in the sand....all people will see is an ar5e!!

Treat every day as if it is your last....one day you will be right!!

bob neville wrote:

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Bob