Stolen Parts

Ryder · Feb 8, 2011

I am reading about people who are having trouble knowing their stolen parts... or parts of their stolen landys are being flogged on fleabay but the ob are doing nothing or they are having trouble proving it. One guy has posted an interesting idea of stamping the items... quick, cheap easy and I personally think a brilliantly simple measure... but...

I am thinking along more techy lines.

It would be possible, with a little thought and development, to make an rfid tag that would sit on any part of the land rover and could identify itself to anyone who waved a simple scanner (about £20) around the vehicle.

Over complicated? Maybe not if it was linked to a register of tags and the vehicles they are issued to.

OK Shoot me down

yoda-says · Feb 8, 2011

i like it

G-man · Feb 8, 2011

like they do with motorbikes you mean? datatag do a good system........

martin1512 · Feb 8, 2011

I have had a couple of motorcycles stolen over the last 10 years. So I now mark mine with Datatag markers DATATAG UK. I am fairly sure they can be fitted to pretty much any vehicle.

G-man · Feb 8, 2011

martin1512 said:
I have had a couple of motorcycles stolen over the last 10 years. So I now mark mine with Datatag markers DATATAG UK. I am fairly sure they can be fitted to pretty much any vehicle.

oi stop copying me! i said that fust..... and yes they can do pretty much anything! agricutural would be best for defender owners i think

martin1512 · Feb 8, 2011

G-man said:
oi stop copying me! i said that fust..... and yes they can do pretty much anything! agricutural would be best for defender owners i think

:doh: I was still writing as you posted yours.

RikWilson · Feb 9, 2011

I like the idea. Sounds good.

Ryder · Feb 9, 2011

yep... thats the sort of thing... ah well... back to the drawing board!

td5diagnostics · Feb 10, 2011

Tags and readers are cheap...see Wholesale - Buy Products Online from China Wholesalers at Aliexpress.com

You can buy types that stick inside the door panel or inside a chassis.

Ryder · Feb 15, 2011

The problem with buying cheap chinese parts is that they are cheap and chinese. You really want these things to be bomb proof and reliable. I would go for a European manufacturer every time. A little more money perhaps... but if your cheap chinese part fails when you want it most then it is not really a good investment.

Bump · Feb 17, 2011

Ryder said:
The problem with buying cheap chinese parts is that they are cheap and chinese. You really want these things to be bomb proof and reliable. I would go for a European manufacturer every time. A little more money perhaps... but if your cheap chinese part fails when you want it most then it is not really a good investment.

Couldn't agree more

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