I live in Denny, so no point in having an alarm system; someone would just steal it.
My parents have a Yale wireless system, it does seem to be pretty good.
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i had the same one 12 years only had to put a new back up battery in
its made of bits i found in my old work place
its got 17 zones i only use 5 tho
they are very easy fixed
whats up with ya old one?
you can change bits to revamp it or bring it up to date
no need to replace the whole thing dude
i dont trust wireless
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Thats a very short list mate, i could add at least another dozen to it.Originally posted by GRASSMAN View PostSi,
Since I had my trailer stolen from the drive at home,
(still not recovered)
I've been thinking of a sticker in the hall window.
NO GYPO'S, PIKIE'S, THIEVES, OR TATTERS ALLOWED.
SO **** OFF!!
Or is this racist, discrimination, or an other, or, should I care ?
Gman.
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Si,
Since I had my trailer stolen from the drive at home,
(still not recovered)
I've been thinking of a sticker in the hall window.
NO GYPO'S, PIKIE'S, THIEVES, OR TATTERS ALLOWED.
SO **** OFF!!
Or is this racist, discrimination, or an other, or, should I care ?
Gman.
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Cheers rob i'll look into those along with a few others ive got my eye on.Originally posted by BigBobE View Postbuy yourself a HKC panel and get the wireless card and all your wireless sensors, HKC seem to be the most straight forward and easy to use, i just installed a wired one in the house last week, no faffing with resistor or such,
have a look HERE, i can get them at trade prices if your interested...
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Originally posted by GRASSMAN View PostSi,
Just another thought. STOP feeding the dog,
just let him bury the bones!!!

Gman.
Now then mi old mucka,
House is as safe as houses "
" when the dog in, its when we're out "n" about really & if anyones daft enough to try break in when the dogs home then good luck to them.
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Si,
Just another thought. STOP feeding the dog,
just let him bury the bones!!!

Gman.
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I've got a Yale, no problems in 4 years, but x2 on the battery change.
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Nah then Si,
What ever you do don't get a Response alarm from B&Q
I did, three phone calls and six sensors later, and not a
peep from the alarm box outside I told them, (Not B&Q but
Response alarms), I had no confidence in the unit I took it
back to B&Q and got a full refund. Hope to try a Yale alarm
from Homebase soon, same price, but you need to change
the battery in the bell box every so often.
Hope this helps mate.
Gman.
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buy yourself a HKC panel and get the wireless card and all your wireless sensors, HKC seem to be the most straight forward and easy to use, i just installed a wired one in the house last week, no faffing with resistor or such,
have a look HERE, i can get them at trade prices if your interested...Last edited by BigBobE; 15 June 2010, 21:48.
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House alarms.
Anybody recomend a good wireless system as my wired one is on its last legs & is totally out dated.
I must stress it needs to be wireless as i can't be aresd with all the faff of wiring it in.
Cheers si.Tags: None

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