Anyone else put up CCTV to watch their Scoob?
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Just spent the last two days up ladders and drilling holes (suprised I've got any finger nails left I banged 'em that many times 'cos my hands were so cold and numb!). Put up 3 cameras linked to a switching unit and TV in the bedroom, they are PIR activated and the switch box automatically selects the activated camera and switches your TV to see, can also have it beep at you if the TVs off when a camera is triggered! The marvels of modern technology, took a while but dead chuffed with the results. There's something so satisfying about doing a good job yourself and not forking out for a pro to do it! Pretty cheap too all in. Anybody else done anything like this?
Hmmm.... How paranoid do I sound....???
Hmmm.... How paranoid do I sound....???
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We're just thinking of doing this as we're having a lot of trouble here at the moment, what kit did you get - could you mail me with the details please
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If my beloved scooby went missing i`d rather not see the c*nts that stole it. I did consider that but not much good to you really - tracker would be better. Does it come on every time the milkman, postman and everyone else walk past the car?
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Got CCTV overlooking front drive. I came back home one day to find the police on my drive wanting to see the tape as there had been a mugging earlier that day. Sure enough the guy who snatched a handbag was on tape. Police said it was evidence of a crime and took tape away.
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Pele - Got the stuff from Wickes - decent price compared to other places really.
Steve777 - All I have told the world is that someone on this forum has CCTV??? What's the problem with that? I didn't exactly print my address and registration number now did I
Anyway I'd rather have a shot at some evidence if anything should happen (touch wood). In terms of burgalars - they'd have to be pretty darn daft to break into the house for keys etc. Bit of a dog lover me, three bull terriers and two rottweilers
Steve777 - All I have told the world is that someone on this forum has CCTV??? What's the problem with that? I didn't exactly print my address and registration number now did I
Anyway I'd rather have a shot at some evidence if anything should happen (touch wood). In terms of burgalars - they'd have to be pretty darn daft to break into the house for keys etc. Bit of a dog lover me, three bull terriers and two rottweilers
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My god you lot are mad with all that gear
We have the full works round our house multi camera setup Night time vision CCTV DVR server, Moition detection need I cary on how much
Yes it's true I'm mad
Having the above Comes with the job so it helps
We have the full works round our house multi camera setup Night time vision CCTV DVR server, Moition detection need I cary on how much
Yes it's true I'm mad
Having the above Comes with the job so it helps
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I just stick the missus outside at night when I go to bed. She's got her own little hut she sits in whilst she watches vigil. In there she keeps a stack of Woman's Own magazines dating from March 1994 to May 2001, box of chocolate biscuits and an ickle wall mounted rollin pin
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Just get a forking big dog, and chain it to the front of the car.
Then put the CCTV up to watch the dog take a chunk out of some scums leg as they try and nick ya car :-D
Land mines are another good one but take care when u come home p1ssed.
Then put the CCTV up to watch the dog take a chunk out of some scums leg as they try and nick ya car :-D
Land mines are another good one but take care when u come home p1ssed.
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