Re: Non mains system

["Just Looking" <nospam@xxxxxxxxxx>]

> You've tried to twist everything to your own purpose and still failed >to
give any real opinion about anything that is relevant to the >original  post


Since I don't live in your country I can only tell you how I would approach
the problem if it were here.
If I needed to control the access to the "containers" [dimensions unknown]
and to be alerted (in a situation where I didn't need to call the
authorities directly) I'd use www.brivo.com. Specifically the ACS5000E/W
http://www.brivo.com/docs/en/ENG-DOC-003-ACS5000-Install.pdf  I have used
that in many swimming pool applications where there is no phone, Internet or
power, but monitored access is necessary. The earlier 3000 and 4000 series
had their share of problems but the 5000 series panels have overcome most of
those now. I have used Brivo for many years and they are a good reliable
service provider. If you don't trust a Solar panel setup for powering the
system, a number of marine deep cycle batteries for rotating in an out of
service can work for a while until regular electrical service is available.

If it were just an alarm type service I was seeking, with control for remote
arming and disarming, as well as separate email or text notifications, I'd
use a GE Security Panel (like Networx)
http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity/menuitem.f76d98ccce4cabed5efa421766030730?selectedID=12868&seriesyn=true
and attach an interface like this
http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity/menuitem.f76d98ccce4cabed5efa421766030730?selectedID=127256&seriesyn=true
or to a service like www.alarm.com and use one like this
http://www.gesecurity.com/portal/site/GESecurity/menuitem.f76d98ccce4cabed5efa421766030730?selectedID=17162&seriesyn=true
(although it is not the skytel unit but a different GSM model used now). The
GE website sucks at being able to find what you want quickly. You can see a
detailed view at http://www.alarm.com/builder/builder_prog.asp I have only
used alarm.com for a limited time but they seem responsive and professional.

If there is a wireless mesh network available for you to hop on for a
reasonable price that could be another monitoring option for IP alarm
communications. You can learn more about that type service here
http://www.fluidmesh.com/

I don't know if any of these services even exist in your country, or if
there is an analog competitive service available. As far as a DIY solution
for a newbie in a foreign country looking for cheap answers in a forum for
alarm professionals, well I couldn't possibly "troll" or even twist my way
through that.



"Paul O'Grady" <Paul-O@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Roland Moore wrote:
> >> stop killing beautiful animals like deer,
>
> Why did you take this out of context??
> >
> > These killers are also known as hunters. It is a sport too. The State
> > generates revenue it uses to protect habitat for the hunted animal and
other
> > animals and plants benefit. Have you ever been to the US? Deer in this
area
> > can reach plague proportions.
>
> So everyone who hunts Deer does it in your area do they?
>
> You'd better learn how to kill deer with
> > something other than the bumper of your (wrecked) car.  I have killed
deer
> > before, but never on purpose, and never with any weapon other than what
I
> > was driving at the time. I wish there were more (legal) hunters and that
> > they were more effective in controlling the exploding populations of
these
> > animals.
>
> I'd join the ranks of deer hunters if I liked the taste of venison.
>
> My point exactly.
>
> > As for Americans hunting in Africa I would suspect that would be a
matter
> > for the local authorities in Africa to work out.
>
> So you don't want to talk about the ethics of this one either?
>
> > There is no timetable for giving up guns here in the US. As a practical
> > matter in the area I live in it is legal to have a gun in your home
(without
> > a license), carry a gun with you in your car at all times (without a
> > license) and carry a gun concealed on your person nearly anytime or
anywhere
> > (with a license). There has not been any increase in gun violence, but a
> > decrease in certain types of crime. There is no change in status of any
> > animal populations due soley to any gun policy changes.
>
> And your reason for mentioning this is?
>
> > The point I was making is that there are people that are alive today in
your
> > country that have not been held to account for there actions at the time
in
> > Kenya specifically. I my opinion they should be.
>
> If all the people that were responsible for atrocities were held
> accountable, there would be far less of them and the world would be a
> happier place, but people who live in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
>
> All of the incidents you
> > site about Americans have have had much public and legal scrutiny.
>
> And? You'd rather it was all brushed under the carpet I suppose?
>
> > And if we are talking about assholes in American versus British history,
for
> > starters let me say thanks for invading and burning parts of our Capital
> > City, asshole.
>
> You've tried to twist everything to your own purpose and still failed to
> give any real opinion about anything that is relevant to the original
> post. That makes you a troll my friend. Go get a life.