Re: DSC Power832

["alarman" <nospam@xxxxxxxx>]

CH®IS wrote:
> When I first started out as an apprentice, I was given a Power832 to
> take home and get the hang of programming and see what everything
> does and all that kinda stuff.  It only took half an hour or so to
> get it programmed and working properly then, and it only takes 2 - 3
> minutes to program one now.
> The best option, however, may be to get a small local company to come
> by and program everything for you.  That way you'll know it's done
> properly.  If they won't do it without signing you up for monitoring
> you've found the wrong company.  Plus that way you'll have someone
> you know to call if you need some work done on it in the future.  I
> wouldn't expect to pay more than $100 for this, probably closer to
> half that.

Find a company who will come to your home, properly program an alarm
control, assume the liability for the operation of the system, and expect
that company to do this for $50, with no monitoring contract?

I'm guessing you'll be voting for Hillary.

js