let's be real the governemt and the oil producers are gouging the prices. someone is getting rich off this. and we the people are suffering in the process
@@JohnDoe-cv8iw I sure have been out of the country and I know how bad it is, but it's a total fiasco when the geriatric in chief sells off part of our spr, and makes legislation that is gonna make this whole thing into a second great depression.
The governments like ours in Washington State are the real crooks. If a oil company made 50 cents a gallon profit with no investment, there would be hearings and someone would go to jail.
You don't need another law, stealing is already a crime, breaking into the pump is a crime, after a certain amount it's felonies. More legislation isn't the answer secure pumps are.
Precisely! The crime is stealing, the end result is stealing, shouldn’t matter what tools, devices, methods they use. A well managed station will find out their pump has been sabotaged fairly quickly and reviewing the cameras (has they did to trace the two pictures vehicles in the video) will show the perpetrators. Find and charge the thieves appropriately. - Who remembers the days before “pay at the pump” when you simply pulled up to the pump, filled up then walked inside to pay? Back in the good ‘ol days, pre 9/11, when America was great.
Stop the federal thieves from stealing (over taxation) and stop the Marxist environmental nazis from regulating industries into extinction. This country will return to being a top energy producing country which will fuel the economy and make energy affordable.
Stealing something is already illegal. You don't need an extra law on the books to ban a device or its components. Fuel theft can already be prosecuted effectively.
Ya what a joke. Stealing is never the real reason for high prices. For instance stores have put anti theft devices on everything so it’s had to have an impact on profits but the prices for everything has never gone down, only up!!
So gas pump makers that have been using “default” keys are not at fault..? Or let’s not gouge consumers and then demand For black market fuel is no longer an issue…?
For years some gas stations have a system that short changes customers by giving less fuel now its on the other foot. I used to fill my vehicle with gas pumped from a single ply gas hose and during the pump I could feel the viberation change. Hello.
There was a sixty minute broadcast about an undercover agent from one of the states that had a regular vehicle rigged to test the amount of fuel received at various gas stations and the agent was always shortchanged in the amount of fuel she received
Sounds like the issue is with your state's auditor who should be inspecting pumps yearly. If you assume you are getting ripped off call the auditor and report the gas station.
They say it affects all of us nope just the rich who own and have investments in the oil industry quickly they congress legislators jumó to their rescue but for the ordinary citizen that’s suffering because of their greed they just give a blind eye.
This wouldn't work on new style pumps... They're targeting old stations just like the skimmer crews, the new style pumps have so much internal tamper measures in place that it hard locks the pump when something is swapped. Even incorrect mounting pressure and alignment will cause a tamper response on the new metal keypad/card readers.
not insurance? not the dispenser manufacturer? They can have software set to turn off pump after hundreds of gallons and approve each sale. So are all these people just stupid?
Exactly. There are *existing laws* that can be used to punish the thieves. Criminal mischief, grand theft, etc. Creating YET ANOTHER targeted law for this one specific device does nothing but increase bureaucratic waste. Someone can MURDER with a kitchen knife. That's far greater a crime than stealing from a gas pump. Are we gonna ban kitchen knives too??
There’s someone here in pomona doing it. He does it in Long Beach and in Los Angeles by the airport. Charges $100 and you get $200 worth of gas ⛽️. Gotta get a lot of containers to fill up.
Yeah right. How is that going to work? You see a chap filling a gallon can, you move on, you see a woman filling her car you move on. Except you just missed that the chap filling the can was also fitting the device.
@@brianolson1098 The point is you'd need to do real security, not just assume cameras will prevent anything. It's quite possible that the thief may blind the cameras with IR LEDs.
It has to be a gear reduction device that goes between the pump and the meter, simple, the pump spins at full speed, while the gearing reduces the speed of the meter. And no, I’ve never seen the inside of a gas pump.
@@wayland7150 They have these types of interlocks on ATMs for this very reason. Not easy to defeat as if you trip a machine offline it will shutdown and send an independent alarm signal to the metering tally station inside. The problem is older locations still relying on what amounts to "honor" system reporting is being taken advantage.
Putting all of us at financial risk? I would beg to differ that the FED printing money for no reason is a bigger financial risk. Sending billions of dollars to other countries is a big financial risk in America. Just keep printing money and blame it on the people who don't print the money.
Many years ago I had a friend who worked on pumps in the UK which took currency notes. The simple technology used was so simple it would accept photocopies of notes. It was never publicised at the time.
So making battery powered motors with attached gear drives illegal would be OK? I think that could have some unintended consequences. I agree with you that it is the use of these things to steal that is the problem, and that it is already illegal to do that.
And that's why I yank on the pumps everywhere everyday I'm working. I'm not worried about breaking the pump, I want to rip stuff off of them just in case there is a skimmer.
Anyone that breaks into a gas pump has broken the law if not a licensed pro. So maybe the device itself isnt illegal but installation of 1 of them is most definitely illegal and arrestable.
And stealing/ theft by deception is already illegal in most places. Don't need a law banning speed reducers/ mechanical devices. Need shop owners to lock and inspect their equipment, and for law enforcement to build cases. Banning the device is a feel good measure. Takes some effort to be actually effective.
And who wants to criminalize truckers who buy stolen fuel? The name for that small device is "DC motor." Once motors are outlawed, only outlaws will have motors. Does the state plan to require a license to by small geared DC motors? Any DC motor? I have no doubt that any law a bunch of suits come up with will be so vague as to outlaw just about any hobby motor or so specific to outlaw nothing. Odds on the one to cause the most confusion and that least addresses the problem, so the former.
Making gas pumps more secure or more aptly it is the mentality that we base an economy on capitalism and then believe we have a "right" to coerce those who we dont want to benefit from capitalism. They are capitalizing on a weakness which is literally what capitalism is. The only problem is who is being taken advantage of. And god for it it's ever the slave class.
I ran a longhaul trucking co in Atlanta and fuel theft by drivers, was always a problem. Selling fuel at $1 - $2 a gal. I had to change fuel card parameters to stop it. Even though we paid them well. (25%) They persisted in stealing. Some even had the nerve to get angry at me over it! For ending their hustle I guess.
What is wrong with people thinking that “banning” this or that will change the behavior of criminals? Theft is theft, murder is murder. They are both illegal, but happen anyway. You can not legislate morality.
Same reason, the same people think banning guns will change the behavior of criminals. Theft is theft, murder is murder. Criminals are gunna do what they want anyways even if it’s illegal, they don’t obey the law. These people that “make laws” think that we live in a perfect world where making a law against something means nobody is gunna do that thing anymore because it’s illegal.
Same mentality with the gun laws, what makes them think criminals are going to abide by the new, more strict magazine capacities or if the weapon is full or semi-automatic laws?
There is so much scam in the order of billions of dollars off the oil industry and ppl die on a daily basis but we point our finger to the guy who steals fuel at the station 🤣🤣🤣
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it the individual gas station that bought the gas getting hit?? Not the gas company that undoubtedly sold the gas to the individual gas station at market price?
Gee thanks for teaching us what it's called and how it's used and even a demo model? Are those 2 9 volts in series or parallel? What's the cost? I am a DIY guy and have most of that except the plywood. What's the espy number?
I've been having problems with crooks breaking into my house and shop; they can defeat almost every lock and security system around! If I see someone with a stupid lock on their front door, I tell them, "A thief can get into your house in about ten seconds!" They have a guy on the internet called "the lock picking lawyer", and he teaches them how it's done!!!
@@garybulwinkle82 However not everyone is the LPL. For all I know gas station owners have already changed the default key, if not this is something they need to address before going to the media.
It seems like every crook can steal any and all they want without worry, but when honest citizens try to save money by legitimate means, they are quick to stop or tax you more?
tampering with the pumps should be aa good enough stop gap measure until the device is illegal. even then with the internet, 3d printer and some electronics the plans and files to build one could be transmitted across the internet by piracy sites or even email and the plastic parts can be 3d printed and the electronics can be bought anywhere electronic parts can be bought. also i think the pumps should have better security too.
Why make a device illegal. It's not possible to know what a device is until it's fitted to a pump. It should be illegal to tamper with the pump in order to steal. It's made of a collection of legal parts. They need not be assembled until fitment to the pump. If you make simple electronic components illegal you will have a lot of people arrested over harmless devices.
Yeah, okay....video incomplete.....where is the rest of the How-To portion? Also: How is it not just theft? Are you telling me, I can go to the store, put 1 grape into a bag, fill my pockets with grapes, then pay for the single grape and get the other grapes legally? Or....are you....are you telling me that I can give any shopowner any amount of money I want for their products, then just take all of those products...legally? E.g. "Here is $1 for that Ferrari....give me the keys." Sticks aren't illegal, but if I hit someone with it, I would still get in trouble, right?
@UCSPgrYKPnVaNXP3XWAP8pkg ahhh so in Cali where they are allowing people to take anything up to 1000 dollars without arrested or prosecuted is a talking point lol. k keep up your delusional reality just like your hair sniffer and cheif
No fool, but you can go to the grocery store with a shrink ray shrink the fruit, get it at the new weighed price per pound. Then when you get home switch your belt buckle upside down to access Wombo mode, grow it back and profit. It's basic wombology
This is a result of government failures and the criminal activities are a result at failing government. New laws aren’t the answer, rather government policies that lower the cost of fuel is the answer. As usual incompetent politicians treat the symptoms rather than the cause. I just have to roll my eyes at this.
Some simple hardware and software would fix this. A computer could track the gas as it leaves the underground tank and compare it to what the total current output is on each pump of that fuel type. Any discrepancy would shut down those pumps for immediate inspection.
Already have that this is all bs they rather drain the tank then to have a device in pump that like some ex gas employees screwing over the bosses not making fuel expensive for other all it is doing is stealing from the gas station owner
let's be real the governemt and the oil producers are gouging the prices. someone is getting rich off this. and we the people are suffering in the process
have you ever even been outside the country!!! we still have cheap gas compared to alot of the world!!!
@@JohnDoe-cv8iw I sure have been out of the country and I know how bad it is, but it's a total fiasco when the geriatric in chief sells off part of our spr, and makes legislation that is gonna make this whole thing into a second great depression.
@@JohnDoe-cv8iw 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Terrorist nations are getting rich off of us because Joe Biden ended our energy independence on his first day in office.
The governments like ours in Washington State are the real crooks. If a oil company made 50 cents a gallon profit with no investment, there would be hearings and someone would go to jail.
You don't need another law, stealing is already a crime, breaking into the pump is a crime, after a certain amount it's felonies. More legislation isn't the answer secure pumps are.
Precisely! The crime is stealing, the end result is stealing, shouldn’t matter what tools, devices, methods they use. A well managed station will find out their pump has been sabotaged fairly quickly and reviewing the cameras (has they did to trace the two pictures vehicles in the video) will show the perpetrators. Find and charge the thieves appropriately.
- Who remembers the days before “pay at the pump” when you simply pulled up to the pump, filled up then walked inside to pay? Back in the good ‘ol days, pre 9/11, when America was great.
Ending corporate greed and price gouging at the pump would help.
Makes you wonder what ELSE are they sticking in that law??
They should make the standard key that unlocks the cabinet illegal too! :D
Definitely. They rip us off daily! But it’s not the gas stations it’s the government
Oh no, those poor oil companies and shareholders
Have you ever produced anything in your life?
Their price gouging the gas so I see this a fair play
you gotta be black by that way of thinking.. this will make your gas price go up dummy!
you probably cant afford a car though you urban dirtbag
YES
I think you meant to say, “they’re price gouging drivers so I see this as fair play.”
They get what they deserve. Hopefully they become more popular, that way the companies know what it’s like to get robbed.
They hurt us hurt them right back..... Awesome!!!!!
Do they make it for regular gas? Also do they ship overnight?
😅😂😂
Depends if you get the deluxe model that pumps 97 octane usually 89 octane 3 to 5 days 97 oh next day deluxe delivery lol
Maybe don’t charge $5 a gallon and this won’t be necessary.
You’re right they should charge below their cost, wait that’s actually illegal in most places
@@alfreddaher I'm sorry, do you like high gas prices?
Stop the federal thieves from stealing (over taxation) and stop the Marxist environmental nazis from regulating industries into extinction. This country will return to being a top energy producing country which will fuel the economy and make energy affordable.
are you willing to take a pay cut at your job? Don't be a fool. Everyone who reads your reply is now dumber.SMFH.
@@TheDoWhat $2.35 in South Texas.
The device doesn't need to be illegal. Theft is already illegal.
Lies again? Grab Plex USD SGD
Dgaff
@@coreybabcock2023 well you care enough to comment with vulgarity. So you care.
Stealing something is already illegal. You don't need an extra law on the books to ban a device or its components. Fuel theft can already be prosecuted effectively.
It means owning one is illegal
That’s awesome!!! Well done guys!! Keep it up 👍🏽
Oh? People stealing gas is the reason that the prices are up? And here I thought I was just getting gouged by oil companies.
Ya what a joke. Stealing is never the real reason for high prices. For instance stores have put anti theft devices on everything so it’s had to have an impact on profits but the prices for everything has never gone down, only up!!
You are.
"The person has it on their vehicle", "then they remove that part when they leave" ... wow, she was sure paying attention, lol.
She was paying attention but this is not the sort of thing women can comprehend.
@@wayland7150 - Right. She gets paid to look pretty and read a teleprompter.
@@MrBunksauce And to think she’s better at that than the puppet in chief currently occupying 1600 Pennsylvania ave.
the thieves are the people selling the gas. i hope people steal so much gas nothing is left.
😂 really stick it to the oil companies
So gas pump makers that have been using “default” keys are not at fault..? Or let’s not gouge consumers and then demand For black market fuel is no longer an issue…?
For years some gas stations have a system that short changes customers by giving less fuel now its on the other foot. I used to fill my vehicle with gas pumped from a single ply gas hose and during the pump I could feel the viberation change. Hello.
That’s what she said.
There was a sixty minute broadcast about an undercover agent from one of the states that had a regular vehicle rigged to test the amount of fuel received at various gas stations and the agent was always shortchanged in the amount of fuel she received
@@dreamer6508 why don't cars have devices that measure fuel recieved?
In Canada the government makes gas stations get calibrated every few years.
Sounds like the issue is with your state's auditor who should be inspecting pumps yearly. If you assume you are getting ripped off call the auditor and report the gas station.
They say it affects all of us nope just the rich who own and have investments in the oil industry quickly they congress legislators jumó to their rescue but for the ordinary citizen that’s suffering because of their greed they just give a blind eye.
No, it affects everyone but perhaps not very much. The cost of the stolen fuel is paid for by everyone who buys fuel.
This wouldn't work on new style pumps... They're targeting old stations just like the skimmer crews, the new style pumps have so much internal tamper measures in place that it hard locks the pump when something is swapped. Even incorrect mounting pressure and alignment will cause a tamper response on the new metal keypad/card readers.
We found one at Love's travel Stop. Our diesel islands are relatively new.
When people steal from the gas station, it’s the gas station owner or franchisee that pays the loss, not corporate.
not insurance? not the dispenser manufacturer? They can have software set to turn off pump after hundreds of gallons and approve each sale. So are all these people just stupid?
Stealing?
You mean correcting the price
they act like a law fixes it...stealing is illegal already so whether or not the device is legal the use of it to steal is ILLEGAL already
Exactly. There are *existing laws* that can be used to punish the thieves. Criminal mischief, grand theft, etc. Creating YET ANOTHER targeted law for this one specific device does nothing but increase bureaucratic waste.
Someone can MURDER with a kitchen knife. That's far greater a crime than stealing from a gas pump. Are we gonna ban kitchen knives too??
It would make it more difficult to get the device. Right now you can buy things on eBay to bypass security at the pump.
Do one for regular gas and put them EVERYWHERE!
yeah, and then the gas companies raise the prices more to compensate so we get screwed even harder.
@@stevenmanchester2104 They're gonna screw everyone regardless. Get 'em where/when/how ya can.
@@ItsMeScareCro You know that stealing gas from convenience store owners isn't exactly the fair way to do that.
@@edwardwood6532 What? Stealing is wrong? I learned it by watching gob'ment.
@@ItsMeScareCro I mean that most of the markup, on average is not from the local gas station.
They need to pass another law?
Is it bad that I don’t feel bad?!
How about fixing the locks on the pumps to open on a different key or code
Yeah so let's show every criminal a new idea that didn't know lol
Now if someone was gonna get one of these, where would you go? That way I never go to that place. But old Joe is creating this problem on purpose.
There’s someone here in pomona doing it. He does it in Long Beach and in Los Angeles by the airport. Charges $100 and you get $200 worth of gas ⛽️. Gotta get a lot of containers to fill up.
@@blahblah-js5ux i'll buy him a ticket to come out to cali
@@blahblah-js5ux such a scam
Fuel stations should put cameras on their pumps to catch the thieves in the act.
Yeah right. How is that going to work? You see a chap filling a gallon can, you move on, you see a woman filling her car you move on. Except you just missed that the chap filling the can was also fitting the device.
@@wayland7150
You could aim it at the door to the pump and pit a door open sensor to aid in security.
@@brianolson1098 The point is you'd need to do real security, not just assume cameras will prevent anything. It's quite possible that the thief may blind the cameras with IR LEDs.
What about fraud. Surely try can get them on that. And padlock the pumps straight away.
Why would they leave the device there when they leave? They don’t know what they’re talking about.
Only $40.00 why bother to take it? You need the remote to activate it, so they can hit that sane pump several times.
@@JimsEquipmentShed got ya. Ok. Thanks. Makes sense.
It has to be a gear reduction device that goes between the pump and the meter, simple, the pump spins at full speed, while the gearing reduces the speed of the meter. And no, I’ve never seen the inside of a gas pump.
Literally exactly what the need anchor stated
Probably just spins the meter itself. Easier.
Why require banning the device? Isn't the act of deploying it enough in terms of current law?
Bc that way you can go to jail( for just owning it) even if you didn’t use it. You know how America loves to jail people
Put door switches like arcade games that shut off the pump if either door opens .requiring a password at the cashier terminal to turn the pump back on
Easy to defeat, just keep tripping the switch until the bypass it.
@@wayland7150 They have these types of interlocks on ATMs for this very reason. Not easy to defeat as if you trip a machine offline it will shutdown and send an independent alarm signal to the metering tally station inside. The problem is older locations still relying on what amounts to "honor" system reporting is being taken advantage.
That's like me putting a hose on a slushy machine that feeds into a vat in my car and me saying
"Hey, it's not illegal!"
Putting all of us at financial risk? I would beg to differ that the FED printing money for no reason is a bigger financial risk. Sending billions of dollars to other countries is a big financial risk in America. Just keep printing money and blame it on the people who don't print the money.
Who's the crooks the government with there taxes or the people stealing the fuel
I see nothing wrong with this.
well maybe make gas affordable
Many years ago I had a friend who worked on pumps in the UK which took currency notes. The simple technology used was so simple it would accept photocopies of notes. It was never publicised at the time.
You usually only get ripped off when you're ripping people off........
Glad there sticking it to the man.
So stealing the fuel isn’t enough you have to ban a parts kit ?
My thought too. The stealing is the the problem, not the bolts and random parts.
Hey its a free country for sh!t like that ))))
Stealing that dam
Diesel gas.. How dare they
Back at it again
I would like to know how to build one of these for my science project nothing else
Step 1 Buy a dc motor
Step 2 Forget it, if you needed Step 1 your science project is already doomed
Making the device illegal is fine. But the story makes it sound like the thieves arent breaking the law unless this device is outlawed. That's silly.
So making battery powered motors with attached gear drives illegal would be OK? I think that could have some unintended consequences. I agree with you that it is the use of these things to steal that is the problem, and that it is already illegal to do that.
Banning criminal activity. Why didn't we think about that before?
Breaking into a gas pump is not illegal? C'mon, we really need a specific law for this? The price is advertised and they ain't paying it!
That's what I thought too... I'm sure someone said, "technically this is not illegal". Not "it's not illegal".
Owning the device isn't illegal. Actually using the device is illegal.
And that's why I yank on the pumps everywhere everyday I'm working. I'm not worried about breaking the pump, I want to rip stuff off of them just in case there is a skimmer.
Can you post a video of you doing this? Incase I see someone “yanking” on a pump I’ll know what they’re doing.
@@preachers4135 just pull a bit on every part of the credit card reader you can. Just the card reader and pin pad. Same with ATMs
Does it only work for diesel? And show it one more time
Anyone that breaks into a gas pump has broken the law if not a licensed pro. So maybe the device itself isnt illegal but installation of 1 of them is most definitely illegal and arrestable.
And stealing/ theft by deception is already illegal in most places. Don't need a law banning speed reducers/ mechanical devices. Need shop owners to lock and inspect their equipment, and for law enforcement to build cases. Banning the device is a feel good measure. Takes some effort to be actually effective.
So for educational purposes how would you build one 🤔
Power supply, 555 timer, DC stepper motor, 3d printer.
I don't even own a vehicle and I think this is karma .
And who wants to criminalize truckers who buy stolen fuel?
The name for that small device is "DC motor." Once motors are outlawed, only outlaws will have motors. Does the state plan to require a license to by small geared DC motors? Any DC motor? I have no doubt that any law a bunch of suits come up with will be so vague as to outlaw just about any hobby motor or so specific to outlaw nothing. Odds on the one to cause the most confusion and that least addresses the problem, so the former.
The ATF managed to make a bent piece of metal and rubber washers into multiple felonies. Check out "lightning link" and "suppressor wipe".
It's the, "We need more laws" mentally, when making gas pumps more secure would do the trick.
Making gas pumps more secure or more aptly it is the mentality that we base an economy on capitalism and then believe we have a "right" to coerce those who we dont want to benefit from capitalism. They are capitalizing on a weakness which is literally what capitalism is. The only problem is who is being taken advantage of. And god for it it's ever the slave class.
So how is the device made?
Ty, now all the thieves can reverse engineer their own.
Heck yeah 🤣 evey one needs these things !!
I ran a longhaul trucking co in Atlanta and fuel theft by drivers, was always a problem. Selling fuel at $1 - $2 a gal. I had to change fuel card parameters to stop it. Even though we paid them well.
(25%) They persisted in stealing. Some even had the nerve to get angry at me over it! For ending their hustle I guess.
Theft is theft, why would you need another law to prevent the device?
What is wrong with people thinking that “banning” this or that will change the behavior of criminals? Theft is theft, murder is murder. They are both illegal, but happen anyway. You can not legislate morality.
Same reason, the same people think banning guns will change the behavior of criminals.
Theft is theft, murder is murder.
Criminals are gunna do what they want anyways even if it’s illegal, they don’t obey the law.
These people that “make laws” think that we live in a perfect world where making a law against something means nobody is gunna do that thing anymore because it’s illegal.
@@AgentTexas_ I know, it pretty stupid, isn’t it?
Same mentality with the gun laws, what makes them think criminals are going to abide by the new, more strict magazine capacities or if the weapon is full or semi-automatic laws?
Just like guns are illegal in Chicago. Yet it’s the worst gun crime city in the world basically
There is so much scam in the order of billions of dollars off the oil industry and ppl die on a daily basis but we point our finger to the guy who steals fuel at the station 🤣🤣🤣
There was no concern when we had to pay double for gas.
I swear if my fuel prices go up due to a few bad apples...i am going backbto horse and buggy
I have this actuator in the hvac system in my truck for antifreeze flow
I don’t really feel bad for the gas companies
Correct me if I'm wrong, but isn't it the individual gas station that bought the gas getting hit??
Not the gas company that undoubtedly sold the gas to the individual gas station at market price?
Who is the real thief? The fuel companies for charging over five dollars per gallon, or people taking advantage of a technical loophole?
Time to put high security locks on the pumps. Simple fix.
Theft by deception is already a crime STFU! Thanks for tutorial again..
Yeah make stealing gas illegal! That'll stop them!
They do this everywhere and there's a form of discrimination The clerk is in on it
Better more secure pumps!!!!
I don't know if I would be comfortable hauling 150 gallons of fuel in the back of my pickup truck or van in plastic containers.
The gas station owner must be sleeping. We know how much gas we sell and how much money we make every day.
Do you dip twice a day?
@@m4rvinmartian dip? That's old-school. Veeter root for the win. It had sensors in the tank to keep track. Just hit the print button for a report.
Are these on Amazon or eBay yet?
How many times have they stole millions of dollars? Or was that estimate hypothetical.
".... pennies on the dollar..."
So in other words thier paying the price of what gas should be already
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Overcharge for too long. That’s what you get. Maybe the stickers should be checked too.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I bet the retailers are involved.
It's not illegal to steal gas? We need a law? The tail is wagging the dog
Anyone want to tell these reporters that "diesel" and "gas" are not the same thing?
News Six. Like where April O'Neil works.
Eye for a eye
Gee thanks for teaching us what it's called and how it's used and even a demo model? Are those 2 9 volts in series or parallel? What's the cost? I am a DIY guy and have most of that except the plywood. What's the espy number?
If they locked the pumps up better they wouldn't be having this problem. A simple arcade cabinet lock doesn't seem very safe.
I've been having problems with crooks breaking into my house and shop; they can defeat almost every lock and security system around! If I see someone with a stupid lock on their front door, I tell them, "A thief can get into your house in about ten seconds!" They have a guy on the internet called "the lock picking lawyer", and he teaches them how it's done!!!
@gary bulwinkle The Lock Picking Lawyer is awesome; picking locks is not illegal.
@@garybulwinkle82 However not everyone is the LPL. For all I know gas station owners have already changed the default key, if not this is something they need to address before going to the media.
It seems like every crook can steal any and all they want without worry, but when honest citizens try to save money by legitimate means, they are quick to stop or tax you more?
I smell something....smells like BS!!!
tampering with the pumps should be aa good enough stop gap measure until the device is illegal.
even then with the internet, 3d printer and some electronics the plans and files to build one could be transmitted across the internet by piracy sites or even email and the plastic parts can be 3d printed and the electronics can be bought anywhere electronic parts can be bought.
also i think the pumps should have better security too.
Make them work everywhere they go?
Why make a device illegal. It's not possible to know what a device is until it's fitted to a pump. It should be illegal to tamper with the pump in order to steal. It's made of a collection of legal parts. They need not be assembled until fitment to the pump. If you make simple electronic components illegal you will have a lot of people arrested over harmless devices.
5 dollars a gallon! I the uk its 10 75 dollars a gallon. All taxed to the hilt
Awesome keep up the good work boys doin a great job if the govts wernt so greedy the price of fuel would be up this high anyway .doin a great job boys
Yeah, okay....video incomplete.....where is the rest of the How-To portion?
Also: How is it not just theft?
Are you telling me, I can go to the store, put 1 grape into a bag, fill my pockets with grapes, then pay for the single grape and get the other grapes legally?
Or....are you....are you telling me that I can give any shopowner any amount of money I want for their products, then just take all of those products...legally?
E.g. "Here is $1 for that Ferrari....give me the keys."
Sticks aren't illegal, but if I hit someone with it, I would still get in trouble, right?
Well if your in a dem city you can steal and get away with it yes
@UCSPgrYKPnVaNXP3XWAP8pkg ahhh so in Cali where they are allowing people to take anything up to 1000 dollars without arrested or prosecuted is a talking point lol. k keep up your delusional reality just like your hair sniffer and cheif
No fool, but you can go to the grocery store with a shrink ray shrink the fruit, get it at the new weighed price per pound. Then when you get home switch your belt buckle upside down to access Wombo mode, grow it back and profit. It's basic wombology
@@stevenrosenburgh9813 Lol Now that's what I'm talking about
Unfortunately ur reply is to "complex" for ALL the morons in this video. They won't understand how simple the logic is.
Those poor oil companies….now they’ll only make a couple hundred billion in profits….
make the gas so cheap that it is not worth the while stealing it.
Thieves dont like people stealing from them
Better security is a better solution, not banning some cheap electrical and mechanical parts. Theft is theft. No need for new laws to deal with that.
wonder how many stations have installed similar units that are ramped up to raise the $.$$ faster so they can sell customers less gas for more cash.
Guachicol in Mexico 🇲🇽 that call's 😂🤑
This must of been dangerous because the video is blacked out only audio
This is a result of government failures and the criminal activities are a result at failing government. New laws aren’t the answer, rather government policies that lower the cost of fuel is the answer. As usual incompetent politicians treat the symptoms rather than the cause. I just have to roll my eyes at this.
Tampering with the pumps and stealing fuel is already illegal. banning this piece of plastic isn't gonna help
Hell ya we be making lots of those
Some simple hardware and software would fix this. A computer could track the gas as it leaves the underground tank and compare it to what the total current output is on each pump of that fuel type. Any discrepancy would shut down those pumps for immediate inspection.
Already have that this is all bs they rather drain the tank then to have a device in pump that like some ex gas employees screwing over the bosses not making fuel expensive for other all it is doing is stealing from the gas station owner
Do we really need legislation to stop tampering with private property, geez all the red tape for something that's already on the books