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So do you have any code that works? You bought a used panel?

Now your getting legal

Bit defensive eh

You trying to put him off? You want the job? just say it man, no need to beat around the house bashing

250 is cheap

If you can do it why not? How much did first guy qoute you? Or did you agree to pay? Let's say £300 ?

I thought it was when you put an LCD on other versions , ie led keypad still required bit LCD has funny display which allows key inputs but nothing displayed , just code on and off

Don't worry Honeywell is up for sale , someone will buy it and scrap the galaxy as they only want there fire portfolio

Yeah I never do that, always on a drill only carry two , but still have to be careful

Spare battery left uncovered?

Easiest thing geezer take a cable direct to panel or remove keypad and wire it in near the keypad , loop of tampers and get it to work there perhaps

I use cardboard boxes, moving crates, all kinda stuff, just not disciplined like you guys , housing bashing is the way forward give it up! Or try to squeeze as much as I can I to a twin makita drill box standard , screws spilled all inside to

Ok I understand that , but I didn't think the mk3 was introduced for this reason, more for interferencebon broadband and as you said increase speed

Eh? I thought it was to improve noise on the broadband what's it gotnto do with ringer circuit? I may have read you wrong

Yes batteries can range in price of a few pounds to more pounds depending on what you want done , it's not that hard out there, except for the homeless (not the ones that choose to be homeless)

Well depends how old your are jw old pattern gens didn't have a monitor lol

Timmo?

Ok I meant as in its not labeled same way so not as cleaner , unless you mean the 44 has it

It's possible you have a potential on the earth in the building have seen this before , it was resolved by correcting a fault in a socket , however tingling on the bncs maybe a side issue, as those lines or bars or whatever we call them "shouldnt" cause that , maybe it's the power unit, I have seen toroidal transformers cause this in a similar way As above stick a battery on them and see what happens , if DVR is 12v input then even easier you can stick it all on a battery

Yes but not cleaner lol that's dimension

Beginning sole trader many do

Perhaps expander is closer than dialler, spare pair back from there ?

No didn't think so

Your all blaggers

Seems to me you need to remove the DVR, PSU and one camera and test on bench In point 2 and other places it doesnt make sense , how can you not be able to power one camera ?