RE: (Non Roc) Anyone know of a tracking device small enough to fit in a car stereo?

["Julie Macfarlane" <juliemac@telenet.net>]

Sorry to hear John. Any damage to the car, hope it was just the Dodge.
A small device could be built that would connect to the radio antenna and
placed inside, but the range would be hundreds of feet and would need a
battery as well.(Unless they ran a really long power line....). Any more
power could destroy the input to the radio.
Another option (not my best idea) is a small amount of explosive, place it
in an old Bug hub cap, and put the ball bearings left over from the last
time you had to fix the engine on top.Wire it to the dash board and VOILA!
(Just be careful changing the heat settings).

Julie Macfarlane
Menlo Park Research & Development
'81 Scirocco (re-animating)
ICQ: 7704980
>
> Well today some low life peice of shit decided he deserved to have the
> stereo in my truck more than I did and broke in and took it.
> Really pissed
> me off, especially being at work and in the middle of a snowstorm.  So I
> was thinking, if someone makes tracking devices small enough to fit in a
> stereo I'll put one in and next time go after the bastard.  I know there
> are larger ones made, but am unsure on miniature ones.  Anyone?
>
>
> John Worden
> Wayne, Maine
> ICQ 1527476
> '81 MkI w/2.0 16V (waiting for the spring)
> '86 MkII 8V  (also waiting for the spring)
> '98 Dodge Dakota 4x4
>
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