Re: Multiple magnets, one zone, EOL resistor. Never works!

["Mark Leuck" <m..leuck@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

"alarman" <alarman2000@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> "Total nerd" <geekboy0001@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> > Give me a break.  You guys are completely incapable of having a
> > sensible discussion.  You're so good at dishing it out but you can't
> > take it at all.  Yes, I'm a homeowner and no I'm not a professional,
> > and yes I mistakingly used the word Magnet instead of Switch, and yes I
> > also know how it works and what the magnet does.  You guys are so full
> > of yourselves that you need to pick on someone like me simply because I
> > used the wrong word, not realizing that the mere fact so many DIY can
> > handle a small home alarm installation proves that being an alarm
> > professional doesn't require too much more knowledge, and as the years
> > progress this stuff will only become easier for the average person to
> > install, not harder, and your attitude will fade.  The truth is, the
> > question, regardless of the improper terminology, is valid and you all
> > knew what I meant.  I presume, without being too bold, that if
> > "alarman" said something like "... so I hooked up the magnet to zone
> > 1..." no one would beat him up for it because we all know what he means
> > and we're all above that petty crap.  Nevertheless, continuing this
> > would be futile and a waste of this newsgroup, so I've said my peace.
> > Thank all of you who treat this newsgroup as a shared informational
> > space, not a kindergarten arena.
>
> Uh, lemme guess...you're a network enginer. Right? Jeez you guys are
> predictable.
> js

He's handy with a soldering iron