Should i remove my "wang-wang" on my car alarm?

**niky** · July 5th, 2010 02:47 PM

It's a car alarm. As long as it doesn't activate while you're driving and there's no dashboard switch to activate it, they won't give a damn.

**aejhayl17** · July 5th, 2010 02:48 PM

wala kang violation...para naman sa security/alarm ng auto yan e.

ang layo naman ng wang wang vs sa car alarm siren. in terms of use.

but kung nilagyan mu ng seperate switch yung siren ng car alarm mo to be a wang wang, yun ang bawal.

meron din ako yung parang siren-type na alarm. i will not remove it because i need it.

**red07** · July 5th, 2010 03:00 PM

Originally Posted by niky

It's a car alarm. As long as it doesn't activate while you're driving and there's no dashboard switch to activate it, they won't give a damn.

Exactly. It's as simple as that.

**mjim0721** · July 5th, 2010 03:21 PM

May mga nakita ako sa news sa TV na mga binaklas na tulad ng siren ng Alpine Car Alarm ko. Nakakainis nga, anti thief device yan di naman wang-wang

. Iniisip ko na ring ipatanggal yun kaysa magka-ticket pa.

Has anybody here had experienced na ipatanggal ng mga enforcer ang siren ng car alarm? Feed back please.....

**aejhayl17** · July 5th, 2010 03:32 PM

Originally Posted by mjim0721

May mga nakita ako sa news sa TV na mga binaklas na tulad ng siren ng Alpine Car Alarm ko. Nakakainis nga, anti thief device yan di naman wang-wang

. Iniisip ko na ring ipatanggal yun kaysa magka-ticket pa.

Has anybody here had experienced na ipatanggal ng mga enforcer ang siren ng car alarm? Feed back please.....

i-demo mo na car alarm yun sir. walang violation yun.

**Type 100** · July 8th, 2010 06:17 PM

Originally Posted by JackFlash

Puedeng material pala sa comedy ito. Someone breaks into your car. Alarm is activated, including wang-wang. Thief runs off w/ your valuables. Police rush to the scene. But instead of going after the thief, they arrest you for illegal use of wang-wang.

Hahaha! This made my day.

Originally Posted by niky

It's a car alarm. As long as it doesn't activate while you're driving and there's no dashboard switch to activate it, they won't give a damn.

Theoretically speaking: What if the car alarm goes faulty and trips the siren while on the move? What then?

**Battlestar** · July 8th, 2010 06:33 PM

Originally Posted by Type 100

Hahaha! This made my day.

Theoretically speaking: What if the car alarm goes faulty and trips the siren while on the move? What then?

Yun ang tinatawag na malas haha

**FlyingTOOlow** · July 12th, 2010 04:03 PM

Actually common sense dictates that car alarm are not included in the "wang-wang" ban. Problem is we have some MMDA or other enforcers who don't have common sense. As long as they see a horn shape device, they already assume its a Wang-Wang.

I for one is against those cars with illegal Wang-Wang. But the law should be properly interpreted and implemented so that the enforcers knows for sure which is illegal and which are not.

**adamsapple** · July 12th, 2010 05:25 PM

Originally Posted by bugmenot

This is my car alarm that's installed. i've encircled the "wang-wang". should i tell my casa to replace this with something?

based sa picture mo speaker lang ng alarm unit mo yan di naman wangwang ang wangwang kasi masmalaki ang magnet & malaki ang size ng body & ang control unit makikita mo may microphone pa pang public address system may selector switch din na may yelp, hi-lo, wail-1, wail-2, manual, siren, eto example ng siren or wangwang control unit

http://www.globalsources.com/gsol/I/...1010787183.htm