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General => General Discussion => Topic started by: MattNQ on June 25, 2015, 07:22:05 PM
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Hi Brisbane swaggers,
Just wondering if you could please keep an eye out for this van.
A good mate had his work van stolen. He is an electrician, so this is his livelihood.
Hyundai iLoad. The vehicle rego is 608 RWJ. It was taken at about 4:45pm from Sunnybank together with his cage trailer.
It has rather distinctive graphics on it.
Thank you
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I will keep an eye out as Sunnybank is not that far away from me.
As you say, it's pretty recognisable with the sign writing it has.
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F...C. .N OXYGEN THIEVES
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Thanks guys. Happens all too often everywhere these days. The scum don't give a thought to the money lost from missed work.
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Some good news. Van and trailer found about 4am this morning undamaged in Springwood a few streets apart from each other.
Unfortunately tool bags,power tools & ipad gone, but they did leave his tool belt (as a smartarse friend pointed out - sparky's only need one screwdriver to do a full days work! ;D )
Thanks to those who kept an eye out for this.
Wonder if you could booby trap a trailer using a non-lethal but painful electric shock ;D
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Just use 240V, that would scare them off. >:D
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I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?
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I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?
Maybe. I'm not up to speed on Apple stuff. Do you need a SIM card in it, or can you track them as soon as the device connects with the internet anywhere?
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I think you need an app
It may already have it on the ipad
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I'm wondering whether the stolen ipad location and be tracked like an ipone?
No app needed. Crime Converters will be the location.
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Wonder if you could booby trap a trailer using a non-lethal but painful electric shock ;D
An acquaintance used to overland his unimog camper (mostly the Sahara). He fitted insulators around the outside and ran electric fencing around it. Charged it up at night to ~10,000V. He said he'd quite often hear a snap and swearing in the middle of the night.
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An acquaintance used to overland his unimog camper (mostly the Sahara). He fitted insulators around the outside and ran electric fencing around it. Charged it up at night to ~10,000V. He said he'd quite often hear a snap and swearing in the middle of the night.
That's gold. :cup: