Lo-Jack for your cue?

[Masayoshi]

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2351043/Never-lose-keys-The-Bluetooth-tile-attach-object-afar-smartphone.html

Maybe not in its present form, but if somebody took one apart, the working components might be small enough to fit in the butt of a cue. Even if its too heavy to play with, it might be worth while to use if you need to check your cue on an airplane.

 

[Cracktherack]

I have the White-Tooth application attached to my cue case. If you try to steal my cues, you surrender both of your front teeth. My fist is linked to a satellite signal that targets the thief and his friends, with equal enthusiasm.

 

[Jerry Forsyth]

At one time maybe ten years or so ago there was a product the you put in your cue case that was an alarm. If the case moved (I think) the alarm went off. You needed a 3-digit code as I remember to turn it off and on.

I don't think it sold well.

I do not know much about this but will forward it to a friend who does and see what he says: I am wondering if and RFID tag could be secreted beneath the bumper and if so could it be used to 'track' a missing cue?

If not, how about a big sticker for your case that just says: "Case and contents protected by RFID Tracker." I know lots of people who have Alarm Company signs in their yards and do not actually have alarm systems. Make the thief seek an easier target.