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Re: DSC 632 - Using both 900Mhz and 433Mhz sensors

Subject: Re: DSC 632 - Using both 900Mhz and 433Mhz sensors
From: "mikey" <loismustdie@xxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Nov 2005 21:42:33 -0500
Newsgroups: alt.security.alarms
References: <1133155709.828597.188640@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <7nxif.632482$oW2.79609@pd7tw1no> <HqGdnS4ckKIalRbeRVn-jQ@xxxxxxxxxx> <1133188535.181686.219120@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <HqidnTVOPNllhhbeRVn-iA@xxxxxxxxxxxx> <1133190893.606165.316880@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <0gKif.22782$xu.5307@fed1read01> <1133219068.791896.76500@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> <zdQif.1707$4v.191@fed1read03> <hYudnaqbjqtjShbeRVn-rg@xxxxxxxxxxx> <1133244329.895104.81090@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>

Her mind is going? Maybe we should consider protecting the kids from mom.

"Impalpable" <spdb66@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:1133244329.895104.81090@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Ok, so Street Smart seems like the way to go.  I haven't seen any on
> ebay and am on what some might call a low budget (I'm donating this
> system to a single mom who needs to protect her home and children).
> Anyone know of a good place to get a couple of keys at low cost. I
> really think these are needed as the woman's mind is going and numbers
> seem to slip away.  Thanks all.
>

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