MrHappy

Rkp, ewd ect....

is there plaque to how many cats he'd killed ?

[quote]A series of short stories detailing the highs and lows of an apprentice in the late 1970’s The following tales give an understanding of early intruder alarm systems, which were surprisingly crude in their operation. It also provides an insight into many rude, funny, and sometimes downright dangerous situations I encountered during my formative teenage years. The published works of a famous Yorkshire vet published in 1970 and televised in 1978 had a lifelong influence on me. Driving through Yorkshire to service and repair security systems in all weathers and at all times of the day, I felt an affinity with him and often visited similar remote locations all over Yorkshire at all times and in all weathers. I have often mused if it would be possible to write a similar fact based story about my own unique experiences within the intruder alarm industry, a wholly different career to that of a vet, the access granted to me during my career has provided many amusing, dangerous, funny and even sexy situations not granted to most.[/quote] Yorkshire, probably never met the "wickford wonder"... Robin Askwith !

he was Arf's tea bitch....

Phil may have known Arf....

Anticlockwise ? I started with mains drill & keyed chuck I recall wrapping it in a plaggy bag to put sounders up in the rain, then getting a 9.6v Makita in tin box with a stick battery

When I have Did they do a film starring Robin Askwith ?

what colour horse are you getting ?

nice to see your still lurking ?

this is another pic from the same install, alloy tube it quite unlikely anyone without an alarm trade background will tube & enter the tube by drilling into the back of it? (

An EOL circuit is 2 wires, these have been twisted together to make pair of cables I'd use a drill, with a hook in the chuck The pic is not my work but that of @PSE mine look better with the lid on ?

circuits ain't paired (pse's work picture from twitter)

don't bother, your gonna go deaf sooner of later

being very blunt (sorry LM) its been fitted by someone who hasn't done alarms as a paid employee

intruder alarms are largely product knowledge, you many be top man at XYZ Security & know the Galaxy like the back of your hand given the job of task of taking over & extending something which isn't a Galaxy you made make yourself look a proper tit..... on one the 6 premises I have been to today, I had an in depth conversation on how to replace the rear wheel bearing on a FJ Yamaha (f'kin complex in laymen's terms) an old bloke who did financial stuff for the council, he's not a motor engineer but has the ability to do it because it interests him If you have an interest in your job you probably what to learn stuff about it

Don't.... you need to spend some time working at a proper co. ?

they've all gone to verisure ?

maybe, you taking over a chain of shops or soemnthing ?

01 fire 02 pa 03 alarm 04 open /close 05 onwards starts getting none standard...

what are the fire controls ?

maybe its past its prime ?

fitted to a Gardtec 59x ?

DS / DA I don't know the model They did digi's & redcare stu's

Pricey, however your 79..... & there's no pockets in shrouds

didn't the poor sod emigrate to the UK ? @fury you should have arrived in dingy.... you'd be quids in by now ?