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2 hours ago, MrHappy said:
add fruit flavorful & carbonate
How would I hook it up to a panel?
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Does anyone know what a kerry spring is and how to make one?
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5 hours ago, james.wilson said:
friedland bell id guess. Prob a 240v neon too.
The thing at the top is a pygmy bulb
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Does anyone know whats inside a securicor alarms?
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I bought this rely a bell and while ago and I've wanted to make a panel for. I know how to make the coffin panel from the 50s rely a bell system but not the 60s rely a bell system. If anyone has info on the 60s or 70s rely a bell coffin panels or picture then notify me.
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1 hour ago, norman said:
It's probably in the bin
Your probably right
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It's probably the solder joints on the board.
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On 13/08/2006 at 13:57, Guest chappo said:
Hi to all,
I was recently called to an address which seemed familiar, when i got there i remembered that it was my first installation as an engineer. The alarm panel was a Metal ADE Logic 4 ( for the newer engineers, yes they used to make them from metal......)
To my surprise it was still going strong.. no problems at all, just needed the back up battery changing.
No matter how much i tried, the couple refused to upgrade, all this new fangled technology is not for them...
I just wondered what is the other installers first panels were???
Great forum love reading the topics ...
My first panel was a Selmar Burglar Alarm from 1975.
The bell box was hammered black and only had a synachrome bell inside.
The panel was hammered black and a circuit test button with a green incandescent lamp under the button.
Next to the button there's a key switch with a red lamp under it. Round the side of the control unit was a flick switch and next to it was a xenon lamp.
It was very simple only having two relays , mains and a micro switch.
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On 12/07/2016 at 17:46, dufjax said:
OK I will admit I didn't install this
Probably one of the oldest I've seen..... If the mouse hadn't moved in it would probably still work.
The owner was up for us repairing and using it, however we thought it easier to install a Euro 46
I used to have one of those panels. It was 6 zone instead of 4 zone.
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4 minutes ago, norman said:
Can't remember tbf, but a lot were generic modules in those days
What's a iirc speaker? A mylar cone speaker or something like that
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1 hour ago, norman said:
Yes points towards the wall
Does it have the same guts as the bentley classic sounder?
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1 hour ago, norman said:
Yes points towards the wall
What sab module does it have?
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1 hour ago, norman said:
Yup transparent iirc
Where was it located on the back plate?
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Anyone know whats inside a regalsafe bell box?
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Anyone know what bell, tamper or sab the abel boxs used.
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I've got a chubb alarm from the early 80s and it uses negative hold off but I want to connect it to a panel that uses positive hold off. How can I do this?
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4 hours ago, al-yeti said:
Rust caused by boiler steam vent
Your not wrong. There is another one of the same bell box in my area that hasn't rusted so it makes sense that the boiler steam vent would be the cause
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Hello anyone know or have an idea as to what's inside this old bell box?
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On 06/02/2018 at 12:25, ultrasonic said:
The Old Metal Shorrock boxes were around in the 70s, they had a Yale lock on them for access, (all the same key) with a Friedland Bell inside, and a G1470 12v battery (I think) for the SAB module, they were metalic blue, later ones were just navy blue, then a lighter blue.
They were very strong, inside with a metal bar over the bell which the lock operated into. Sadly they were rust buckets, so never lasted long, so doubt any are around now, unless fitted in a sheltered position.
The yale lock was to silence the alarm.
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On 06/02/2018 at 10:00, ultrasonic said:
Started in the early 70s doing alarms, lots of tube and wire frames!! painted bell boxes, self recorded tapes for auto dialers, dry batteries even in the SAB, some great panels at that time all key operated, no codes, so read with interest when others talk about the old Shorrok panels and mod 88 units, G Lowe, A&G, AES, Castle, Racel, GGS, to name a few.
What did they call shorrock panels, shorrock Blackburn or something.
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3 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:
Looks C Type? So they where built up from parts like bell, module and strobe.
Strobe unit should have been mounted underneath to deter the cowboys. Although simpler ways of disabling them where found.
It's I think one of the very first polypropylene type c that were made in 85. The strobe is new though so I'm looking for an old one. I'm really trying to look for correct bell because I donto want to stick a tann bell in it and find out its got a master bell.
4 hours ago, sixwheeledbeast said:Looks C Type? So they where built up from parts like bell, module and strobe.
Strobe unit should have been mounted underneath to deter the cowboys. Although simpler ways of disabling them where found.
Also the reason why I stuck the strobe on the front cus I seen one with the strobe at the front. Better safe than sorry.
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Hi it's me again. Anyone know what bell this used. The guy who gave it to me said it had no sab module or tamper. It had a bell that sat on a wooden board not too sure what bell it used though.
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10 minutes ago, al-yeti said:
Panda is just a label , open it
oddly though
https://burglaralarmbritain.wordpress.com/2011/09/06/panda-liverpool/
And following where you copied picture from
https://burglaralarmbritain.wordpress.com/2014/05/23/panda-liverpool-2003/
I would if it was still there.
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Just now, PeterJames said:
No they called a Panda car
Oh okay. Seriously though do you know anything about the panda bell box?
Kerry springs rely a bell
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In all seriousness what do kerry springs even look like? The reason I'm asking is because I've made a panel for the Rely-A-Bell I picked up and It needs some way of sounding the alarm through the panel. I know door contacts work but I need something a bit more authentic.