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    I have an RFID keyless ignition kit sold by Flaming River that I am going to install in a week or two.

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    When you sit in the driver's seat with the key fob in your pocket, all you have to do is push the start button.

    Last year I did a different push button starter that didn't use an RFID key fob. It was a Watson's "Hot Dot".

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    For security, I also wired it with a remote control battery shut down solenoid.

    Like one of these (click) except I triggered it with a Dakota Digital remote control system (which was wired to be hot even when the battery disconnect was open).

    Hope this helps...

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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe G View Post
    Hope this helps...
    Joe,
    Thanks much for the response and information. The new Flaming River system is really neat and gave me initial sticker shock. I kind of like the magnetic latch disconnect and the Watson PB, but I need to study the details a bit. I appreciate the links.
    Roger
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    After browsing through the Watson's website, I see that they too offer an RF enabled keyless ignition system to work in conjunction with their Hot Dot ignition switch system. All tolled it's $380, which is about half of what Flaming River gets for their system, plus Watson's has a better looking switch.

    http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/i..._switches.html



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    Joe,
    That is super cool!! I was just getting into the Watson's site but had not found their RF system yet. I will likely order one before I get started on wiring. Once again, thanks for the guidance!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Joe G View Post
    After browsing through the Watson's website, I see that they too offer an RF enabled keyless ignition system to work in conjunction with their Hot Dot ignition switch system. All tolled it's $380, which is about half of what Flaming River gets for their system, plus Watson's has a better looking switch.

    http://www.watsons-streetworks.com/i..._switches.html



    Joe
    Some bad news on Watson's SureLock. Their distributor elected to stop supply of the entire product line, and they no longer have a RF system. Their one button start is still an option, but security is limited to some type of switch to interrupt the ground circuit, or one of their remote actuated (hard wired) power disconnect switches. Looks like the only aftermarket RF system is Flaming River's, unless someone else knows of another.
    Roger
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