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To: Ruffian who wrote (26441)	4/7/1999 9:48:00 PM
From: JGoren	Read Replies (3) of 152472

Dear Techies and any Qualcomm employee lurkers: I have a real world problem; need advice. The problem with Lo-Jack is you have to know that the car has been stolen. Is there a way with present technology to install a security system in a car that will sense movement and instruct a cdma cell phone hidden in the vehicle to dial Lo-Jack as well as my cell phone number with a pre-recorded message to alert that the car has been moved, so that the Lo-Jack can be turned on and the car located. Remember the phone has to have some power and if it has a battery it cannot have to be changed but maybe once every ten years. And, you can't have a visible antenna because it is a classic car. If you have further questions, private mail me. {This should be an interesting puzzle, but in line with our discussion several months ago regarding possible uses for cdma, cell-phone transmissions for security, device control purposes.}

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