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My girlfriends car, along with another one in the same parking lot were broken into last night. They took her radio surprisingly without damaging the dash. From the neighbor's car they stole ID's and gift cards. It's has my blood boiling and I know most thieves can disarm modern alarm systems these days. I was thinking of making something that would cause panic and make them bail before being able to steal anything. One of my ideas is installing a set of super bright lights tucked behind the top part of the backseat where it meets the back window panel. Rig it to the some light switch that act

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Basically, you want a device to activate when the 'system' is 'armed' and the door is opened. The easiest way to do this would be to tap into one of the outputs of an existing system, or install an aftermarket alarm system. If you want a completely different system, you will need door pin sensors to determine when the door has opened. You MIGHT be able to use the existing ones, but that may interfere with signals to the Body Control Module (BCM) To activate/deactivate the alarm, you can use either a keyed switch on the exterior of the vehicle, or a remote system. Not sure how you would set up a remote exactly, it might be easier to use an aftermarket alarm system. Alternately, look around at Arduino, xbee, wireless hobby kit stuff. As for what the system activates... Anything physically dangerous is considered a 'booby trap' and illegal. You may be able to get away with a really loud horn/alarm. The best would be a video camera to record the thief. With the right equipment, you might b

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