Posted on 03/23/2024 1:34:39 PM PDT by RomanSoldier19
“911 is for when the backhoe won’t start.” JRandomFreeper (RIP)
Yeah, I miss Johnny...
Why would I need cameras to protect myself with a gun?
I build hardwired intrusion detectors that use your landline to dial your cellphone and turn on a camera, in conjunction with a separate redundant gigahz video/audio transmitter that calls you on a separate ghz a/v receiver range up to 30 miles and a separate alert intrusion Mhz transmitter/receiver pair 3 mile range which can have up to 10 or more family members with alert receivers/.. it can give biometric signatures of the intruders....if`n they hack your wifi or landline...just sayin`..it`s triple redundant...
I have an LED enhanced 9mm with a 17X serial multiprocessor backed up by a manually operated wide field dispersion device in conjunction with a 5.56 extended range supersonic delivery system with a 30X serial multiprocessor. So yea, triple redundancy. ;^)
3 years ago it was advised to go wireless because crooks were cutting cables of hard wired security systems
My Doberman.
Or ours. :)
If you live in Canada that is against the police recommendations. They are telling Canadians to put their keys right next to the front door so when the thieves break in to get the keys to steal the vehicles they will not have to go past the front door and attack the residents.
In order to protect against burglars and no-knock ATF raids maybe the best advice is to invest in solid steel doors with reinforced door jambs.
Mine's an old-timey 38 special along with a 357 magnum and some 12 gauge OO Buck shot along with 30-06s, 30-30s, 22s, 45s and thousands of rounds of lead filler.
I have a basic alarm system and I will call 911 after the smoke clears..."I feared for my life and I want to call my lawyer" and not another word.
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