Abstract: A bracket apparatus for mounting a cantilevered banner assembly to an upstanding pole. The cantilevered banner assembly has a cantilever strut and the pole has at least one generally planar surface. The bracket apparatus includes a generally C-shaped bracket having apertures for receiving the cantilever strut, at least one fastening strap passing through an aperture in the C-shaped bracket and encircling the pole, and a mounting bracket that is sandwiched between the pole and the C-shaped bracket. The mounting bracket has a first surface engaged with the planar surface of the pole and a second surface that secures the C-shaped bracket to the mounting bracket.

Abstract: A vehicle anti-theft device for securing a vehicle is provided. The anti-theft device includes a plurality of control units electrically coupled between the vehicle electrical system and vital electrical components of the vehicle for controlling the delivery of power to these components. The control units normally interrupt power to these components but provide a path of power upon receiving an activation signal. The control units are directly coupled between the vehicle electrical system and the controlled electrical components and are powered by the vehicle electrical system. The anti-theft device also includes a transmitter device for transmitting an activation signal to the control units. When the control units receive this signal, they switch power to their respective components to allow their operation. The signal transmitted by the transmitter device is an audio frequency signal or a low power FM broadcast signal which is not widely broadcast remote from the vehicle.