by GlassWolf » Fri Mar 24, 2006 11:27 am
Bwcad1 wrote:Joey wait till you see what this new setup will be

all i can say is with great sponsors like Maxxsonics Hooker and excessive the sky is the limit especially cause all the team maxxsonics guys are helping me... i cannot wait this thing is gonna wang...
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Mithrandir wrote:so your alarm detects microwaves huh? yeah i hate it when them pesky microwaves come walking by my car making trouble when they should be home making popcorn
I really hope you're not serious. a microwave sensor is a proximity sensor. In this case, a dual zone proximity sensor. It uses microwaves to set up a field reflecting off of any metal surface. If the field pattern changes because someone sticks their hand in the window or walks too close to the car, it goes off, or chirps at them respectively.
Bwcad1 wrote:terry that is the new term for being loud Loud=Wang!
silly term, but becoming fairly common. I can't hear it without thinking they should leave their wang in their pants, though.
[quote="Bwcad1"]Joey wait till you see what this new setup will be :evil019: all i can say is with great sponsors like Maxxsonics Hooker and excessive the sky is the limit especially cause all the team maxxsonics guys are helping me... i cannot wait this thing is gonna wang...[/quote]
get me a discount on a set of supercomp full length ceramic headers for a mopar big block from Hooker!
[quote="Mithrandir"]so your alarm detects microwaves huh? yeah i hate it when them pesky microwaves come walking by my car making trouble when they should be home making popcorn[/quote]
I really hope you're not serious. a microwave sensor is a proximity sensor. In this case, a dual zone proximity sensor. It uses microwaves to set up a field reflecting off of any metal surface. If the field pattern changes because someone sticks their hand in the window or walks too close to the car, it goes off, or chirps at them respectively.
[quote="Bwcad1"]terry that is the new term for being loud Loud=Wang![/quote]
silly term, but becoming fairly common. I can't hear it without thinking they should leave their wang in their pants, though.