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security at home
#1
with so many things being pinched from your garden, shed and garage now days 

I wonder if this may be good ?

https://www.aldi.co.uk/en/specialbuys/th...ife-camera
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#2
I like the look of it and its inexpensive. As to its shelf live only one way to find out, get oen and try it.

Nice find  :thumbup

Daz
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#3
it would be good to see who nicked what.


this, on the other hand, might stop it being nicked at all


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#4
this, on the other hand, might stop it being nicked at all

I like your thinking , but unfortunately not everyone could have one ! 
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#5
Quite tempting at that price, though Aldi haven't provided much information. It'd be nice to see an example of the image quality and as for battery requirements, field-of-view, video format, whether an SD card is supplied that's all left for us to guess.


It might not be much use as a security camera unless you can place it out of reach:  with the images being stored in the unit itself any thief who sees it will get a free wildlife cam and the evidence. :lol
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#6
Scrotes have a high tech way of defeating evan a high end cctv system - its called a hoodie and balaclava !
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#7
(17-06-13, 01:30 PM)Fazerider link Wrote: Quite tempting at that price, though Aldi haven't provided much information. It'd be nice to see an example of the image quality and as for battery requirements, field-of-view, video format, whether an SD card is supplied that's all left for us to guess.


It might not be much use as a security camera unless you can place it out of reach:  with the images being stored in the unit itself any thief who sees it will get a free wildlife cam and the evidence. :lol

They usually put up information on the day it goes on sale. But the pics are usually as is sold.

Daz
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#8
Video won't get your goods back.


There are those reflectors with motion sensor - that switch on when someone passes. That's a good thing. And a dog if they don't practice poisoning dogs.
Most things done in a hurry need to be done again - patiently.
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#9
This would be better & cheaper as you could plug it in to mains, to keep it charged.

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Viper-K6000-Fu...4164064%26
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#10
Smartwater on EVERYTHING!!! The little cu**s don't know its there, and it takes ages to get it off their skin, even longer off their clothes (because they tend not to wash too often). :2guns
Stop polishing it and ride the bloody thing!!
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#11
What ever happened to the alarm mine  :evil
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#12
Or wiring the garage door up to the mains...
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#13
Or just get ED209 in your garage as home security.  :lol
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#14
It's no good it's a wildlife camera what you need is a pondlife camera?
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#15
I reckon it will work a treat, for all of about 3 seconds before it gets nicked Wink
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#16
Two big noisy dogs has always worked for me.
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#17
(18-06-13, 02:54 PM)BBROWN1664 link Wrote: Two big noisy dogs has always worked for me.


I'll send my mother-in-law and her sister round straight away!!  :lol
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#18
you could try one of these http://www.henrykrank.com/index.php?main...ts_id=2964 it would scare the shit out of them and wake must most of the neighbour hood as well
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#19
i just use a tripwire attached to the trigger of a 12 guage shotgun !
:lol :lol :lol :lol
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#20
the land mines are really good, I  done a barn conversion and the owner had one,  great piece of kit.
sent from my carafan in tenby, Wink
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