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<blockquote data-quote="JLCivic" data-source="post: 591706" data-attributes="member: 547424">Eclipse will replace the deck if stolen within the first year of ownership.&nbsp; That has been their policy since ESN was first used in their decks 10 years ago.&nbsp; IF the deck is stolen, you have to complete an esn form, and provide a copy of a police report.&nbsp; I don&#039;t know how you can say that is not true.&nbsp; The deck does NOT have gps in it.Here is a quote from their website as well, &quot;Any ECLIPSE mobile entertainment system is an investment. Itâ€™s protected with ECLIPSE Security Network (ESN), an effective theft-deterrent feature which totally disables a head unit until a Key Disc recognized by the head unit is inserted. ESN is so secure that ECLIPSE guarantees ESN protected products against theft for a full year.&quot;Also, if the deck is locked up, Eclipse can give you the code over the phone so you can unlock it as long as you are the rightful owner of the deck and it has been registered with Eclipse in your name.How you could have run so many eclipse decks and not know about the 1 year replacement if stolen surprises me.&nbsp; It has been common knowledge, imo, for many years.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="JLCivic, post: 591706, member: 547424"] Eclipse will replace the deck if stolen within the first year of ownership. That has been their policy since ESN was first used in their decks 10 years ago. IF the deck is stolen, you have to complete an esn form, and provide a copy of a police report. I don't know how you can say that is not true. The deck does NOT have gps in it. Here is a quote from their website as well, "Any ECLIPSE mobile entertainment system is an investment. Itâ€™s protected with ECLIPSE Security Network (ESN), an effective theft-deterrent feature which totally disables a head unit until a Key Disc recognized by the head unit is inserted. ESN is so secure that ECLIPSE guarantees ESN protected products against theft for a full year." Also, if the deck is locked up, Eclipse can give you the code over the phone so you can unlock it as long as you are the rightful owner of the deck and it has been registered with Eclipse in your name. How you could have run so many eclipse decks and not know about the 1 year replacement if stolen surprises me. It has been common knowledge, imo, for many years. [/QUOTE]

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