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PeterJames

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  1. Depends on area as to whether its poor or not, some areas demand more than others London is £30-£35k pa Norwich is £10 pa for example
  2. I was watching a geordie on watchdog earlier ripping people off with damp inspections, do you think all goerdies are rip off merchants Steve?
  3. As an NSI gold co I do a risk assessment. It includes physical security, the approach to the building, the crime area, and the likeliness of a burglary occurring. BTW on the unlikely chance of you getting in my house my dog wont let you leave with both legs
  4. I can never understand why domestics want PTZ's unless of course the have security guards operating them 24/7
  5. No no just thought Paul may like a change from sea fishing to lake fishing
  6. Wigan you say, I am sure he would love to move to Wigan sounds a long way from here
  7. Ill have a word with Paul I think he's getting fed up with working down south
  8. If I have the joystick you are welcome to it for the P&P
  9. Hi and welcome I may be wrong but i seem to remember the Ultrak were bought out by Honeywell. I also seem to remember that they used their own protocol, which would explain why there are no baud rate settings . I think I have a joystick for one in the office
  10. Much as I agree with the above if you dont make sure the customer is fully aware the benefit of the upgrade, he may well get a second opinion from someone who will tell him there's nothing wrong with it
  11. Hikvision is good value for money kit Ive used their cameras but not the DVRs My mate uses the NVR and ip cams and says theyre great
  12. you could replace the moth with a spider there's a few of them around at the moment. I like the Bosch Blueline DT's they are a little more expensive but we dont send any back, and they can be set up as pet friendly (But dont worry they will still see jumbo moths)
  13. Strangely those two parts of the statement seemed to make more sense
  14. C is usually common then NC and NO cant think what C P O could stand for? Stick a meter on it and test is the easy answer
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