james.wilson

I like apps, use mine everyday for using and notifications

4k7 across the 2 x nc 2k2 between nc and t

id neaten it up and use heatshrink

yes imo. I rate the hkc but its pro only. Alternatively the Honeywell is ok, but most diyers go for the texecom

id look at this before buying any diy aimed rf system http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-4700290/Criminals-beat-alarm-click-electronic-device.html

doubt a lighter would melt it before it soldered

Id solder and heat shrink. Melting temp of ali is quite high compared to a soldering iron. Its not copper pipe you dont need a blow torch

and spin it a few times if its somewhere cold/damp

reverse the loop?

it will melt the varnish of the windings, but id assume the reg will fail first, taking the br with it, then the tx ideally that will cause an mcb trip, but if your on rewireable fuses who knows. Been many appliancies caused issues

the tx will survive the charger wont, have a look at the bored(sic) Its designed for an assumed load, You cannot expect a budget pro panel to take a proper load. Also yes a tx will wear out, if you overload it, they have a design temp and load

A flat 7 Ah will want more power to recharge than the psu can provide unless very lightly loaded

As a pro alarm man of many years you know what really hybrid is, im assuming however you mean its like a combination of 2 panels, menu wise? Also Id say Mr h is one that has worked on more variants of.hit than me, so I wouldn't discount his hybrid ear

you can take a live stream from them, certainly jpg but iirc mpeg4 too. I don't recall the url used but there is a many docs online for it. I wrote an app many years ago for a customer that pulled the streams in

bear metal I use sme for serious stuff, as u know tsi and sia runs on it ive moved from xen to proxmox for the virtual win 7 ones

As title?

probably not

that be the cms not the os?

qfa

often removes all port forwarding too

is this Windows 10?

sounds like an overload, whats your alarm current?

don't know the panel, but os test comms for testing proper comms, not the app?

lol

as above you shouldn't have a resistor in the panel and imho not needed unless long runs on a busy line. id take the rio and connect local to the panel. If it stays off line its goosed