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MikeMusic
27-11-2013, 11:41
What recommendations please ?
Or do I really want one anyway ?

One of our neighbours was broken into 2 days ago.

Local PC visited us a recommended we put in a burglar alarm.
Never been keen on burglar alarms at home, but I'm prepared to look at the idea of one.
I know about the wireless ones and the expensive bells and whistle jobs with annual maintenance and Red Care and the other private company panels

We don't have much worth nicking until you bring in the hifi and for the really discerning burglar lots of old vinyl.
Windows are lockable. Two P Reg Saabs so not ostentatious

Effem
27-11-2013, 12:11
Best burglar alarm is a dog with a bad attitude and big teeth :eyebrows:

chris@panteg
27-11-2013, 12:18
There is much choice these days when looking at burglar alarms , it's a tricky One ?

Personally I prefer to use an AK47 assault rifle , instantly does away with any burglar but that's just me.

I'm not advising you to do the same Of course !

Tarzan
27-11-2013, 12:19
X2, surprised the local Rozzer who came to see you did not tell you this:scratch:

MikeMusic
27-11-2013, 12:36
Best burglar alarm is a dog with a bad attitude and big teeth :eyebrows:

'Swat I thought

They caught and tied up the Alsation

MikeMusic
27-11-2013, 12:37
There is much choice these days when looking at burglar alarms , it's a tricky One ?

Personally I prefer to use an AK47 assault rifle , instantly does away with any burglar but that's just me.

I'm not advising you to do the same Of course !
I'm not totally convinced by burglar alarms. For one it indicates you think you have something of value...

Effem
27-11-2013, 15:22
I'm not totally convinced by burglar alarms. For one it indicates you think you have something of value...

When they sound off for no reason at all so the neighbours get right pissed off :steam:

So when someone actually DOES break in, everyone around you thinks "Oh no, not another false alarm" :rolleyes:

MikeMusic
27-11-2013, 15:37
When they sound off for no reason at all so the neighbours get right pissed off :steam:

So when someone actually DOES break in, everyone around you thinks "Oh no, not another false alarm" :rolleyes:

Quite. The not benefits of technology

MikeMusic
27-11-2013, 15:39
Here's one for anyone who's house backs onto fields

>. There have been a spate of these events locally and the Modus Operandi appears to be that they spy on the house across fields at the back of the house and enter through fields rather than roads. They said protecting the back of properties (security cameras?) is more important than the road itself.

Ok.
How about some CCTV connected t'internet ?