Re: Another dumb ass tech

[CH®IS <sh@xxxxx>]

"Jim" wrote...
On Dec 30, 5:03�pm, CH�IS <s...@xxxxx> wrote:
> > > "nick markowitz" wrote...
> > > I was cracking up watching a Sopranos episode where they plant a bug
> > > in tonys house and by pass his napco alarm box which just happens to
> > > be on the outside.
> >
> > Isn't that where you'd normally install a panel?
> >
> > Unless, of course, it's for a bank. �Then the panel goes in the
> > underground
> > tunnels.
> >
> > - Chris
>
> O come on now!
>
> Talk about not knowing how alarm systems work.
>
> It doesn't make any difference WHERE the equipment is located.
>
> Everyone knows that all you need is a code reader that you attach to
> any two wires anyplace in the world and it will scan every possible
> code of the alarm system that you are interested in and find the right
> one in 5 seconds.
>
> Boy do I keep my code reader safe and secure so that no one can use if
> for doing bad things. I do however, occasionally rent it to movie
> studios for making motion pictures.
>

Only as a last resort should the code reader be used.

If possible though, you should go for the secret tunnel... that way you can
also splice into the cameras and loop the video so it looks like nothing is
happening.

Come to think of it though, I have a hard enough time getting electricians
to install an outlet above a suspended ceiling for me.  How do these
installers have someone build an entire underground tunnel for their panels
and coax junction boxes?  I'm starting to think that maybe some of this
movie stuff doesn't really happen.

- Chris