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2 hours ago, Kenneth Volt said:
Spain? Do you really believe I go on holidays? I never leave my house hence the G3 alarm.
Buying Grade 3 components is not going to result in you having a Grade 3 alarm.
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Holiday let in spain or similar ??
You be better off with an enforcer than than the stuff your googling for
Shocks, Dt801's & flood sensors...
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7 hours ago, Ubermik said:
And yeah, that guy needs to go back to wherever he paid to take his basket weaving course and demand a refund
was fitted in the 1990's
Optima 2+ metal ES + 8440
then, TS690 + DC6
The 280 with its big hole for wiring making the job easier than daft 20mm holes
8 hours ago, Ubermik said:I have to be honest I wouldnt mind trying one of the Orico is it? Panels
The only thing that put me off was the fact that its a direct selling model rather than being able to just pop into the nearest wholesaler to get oneI'm not a member of the cult...
Its just texecom mk2 stuff sold like gardtec
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cp-20 is about the most cost effect 10 + 10 wirles thing I can think of ?
See this tat -
280 in house on digi (was a ts690) now go to verisure
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both, however he was just a tv friendly jerry sadowitz w/o the card tricks ?
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Four oranges in a week is record breaking for me.
It was either Tuesday or Wednesday I had a white tea in the office before 9:00am & then a another white tea back in the office 4:00pm ish
I went with one of my guys & put a data cabinet in a house with some engenius access points on the ceiling, for £150 each they are a pile of shite but appear to work well
the builder got a hot drink made by the 20 something ginger daughter.
My guy had pack up, I went to the manky chippy at 18:30ish, ate it at home with tins of carlsberg, then a shower,
2 minutes ago, james.wilson said:Pastels
How many fruit pastels does it take to choke a kestrel ?
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12 minutes ago, al-yeti said:
I wanna be like H (except for eating habits)
I ate fruit this week....
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2 hours ago, al-yeti said:
You can drill cut holes whatever you want
Don't we have a loony who's always hacking at stuff with grinders & cone drills ?
23 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:You haven't been to many systems post-burglary then.
I recently had a camera smashed off the rear of a shop on council estate (the type where all the stock is severed though a hatch)
I can't recall any alarm smashed of the wall in a long time
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1 hour ago, al-yeti said:
So basically it's load of nonsense to do it that way just put a terminals block in solder if you have to or something, stupid fire cables running through panels makes nonsense
Unless there's another good reason for it?
Fire Alarms was traditionally normally open so the cable would have be fire rated to change to the normally closed state during a fire
The issue with shared communications is the intruder panel is not rated to the same standby time as fire controls ect...
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25 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
A panel cab like swiss cheese will have no strength when Billy burglar comes to try and pull it off the wall.
A Galaxy cabinet has large slot, putting a Premier 48 in its place is pain in the ring...
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8 hours ago, al-yeti said:
Why do these nuttas insist on taking the fire and forcing into the terminals
Is it a compliance thing?
signalling via the intruder alarm dualcom don't comply regardless on how it wired
I'd rip the controls out but its 14 wireless devices + a wireless pa(s)
If it comes with an engineer I'll retain it, other wise I put a new wired alarm in?
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offered this today....
naff ain't it.
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On 31/08/2023 at 08:42, Blake said:
Having trouble getting an engineer no-one getting back to us.
Get in touch with Risco & they will provide you details of somebody who will be able to support it.
However, non maintained alarms that have been tinkered with are as desirable as chlamydia....
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On 24/08/2023 at 19:23, Ubermik said:
Hi, I am a security installer in the West Midlands (Wednesbury) and have been installing security systems for almost 40...
Cool, you should be starting to get good at it by now
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6 hours ago, norman said:
I also think some sort of national service would work wonders for the little loves you see waving machetes around or ransacking shops in daylight.
Zamunda ?
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3 minutes ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
Blame the generation that brought them up...
I was chatting away to client on how he even up as a diver (long retired)
the judge gave him the choice of borstal or an indenture on a trawler
aged 14 he'd purchased a gun to kill his dad but could not get hold of the bullets...
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I assume your self employed ?
Ask silly money for new installs.... or go & a drive a van for Asda or whatever ?
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1 hour ago, SecJohn said:
Lol, cheers. Purchased, will see how i get on, absolutely will send pics piss can and am sure will be taken
why 45° ?
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16 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
If your 11, ASCII is were the 1337 kids at.
Do you like cigars & chunky jewellery ?
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appear to have failed. ?
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ali tube is 12.7mm aka 1/2 inch
you need a 1/2 inch spring, however it don't bend very well as it right cheap & nasty shite compared to what it used to be....
So I doubt your going get 45°
1st result in google - https://www.ac-one.co.uk/tube-bending-springs-1281-p.asp
Post a picture of what your doing we can take the piss
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23 minutes ago, Grego said:
Thanks for that, really appreciate it. I am open to replacing the PIR's, so if you have a suggested make/model PIR that is compatible with a Galaxy Flex that would be great.
put resistors in your old tat & get the system working before you buy some new tat ?
anything with a n/c alarm + n/c tamper will work with your galaxy
I have no idea what pir's are sold in the Australia market, however the panel can define its own resistor values
1 hour ago, sixwheeledbeast said:TAMP ALARM 0 0 0 0 | | | | | `1K`1K| Bu WhMSpaint is cooler...
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52 minutes ago, Grego said:
Thanks for the suggestion, didn't think of that. Here's the internal...
single EOL
37 minutes ago, Grego said:Not sure if this is the place to ask... but here goes. I have a Galaxy Flex RIO unit that I want to add to my system. Unfortunately it's not the powered RIO. Don't suppose anyone has a clever idea for powering a non-powered RIO like it was a powered RIO?
just power it off the panel ?
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1 hour ago, sparky_75 said:
They used them (originally) on the Railways for telecommunications - such as with remote telephones where there was no power and for block instruments to signal between signalboxes.
I saw some factories - where they had their own internal phone system and exchange.Most - if not all early security alarm systems were battery only.
It wasn't until BS4737 came in, that a requirement was made for them to be dual powered.Flag Batteries are about 40Ah; so you could get quite a bit out of them
Sadly most of the weird & wonderful stuff is gone.
Most things are off the shelf stuff by the cheapest provider.
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