SWANN Security Cameras and shed alarms

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Jerry
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SWANN Security Cameras and shed alarms

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If anyone is interested I can get these for a decent price, hide them in your garage or where your truck normally parks. freight not included. in stock at supplier

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9600/sw ... ith-remote
DSE Price $89
My Price $47
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http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9605/sw ... rmat-chime
DSE Price $59
My Price $45
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http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9607/sw ... d-recorder
DSE price $299
My Price $195
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http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L6195/sw ... amera-pack
DSE price $349
My Price $269
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Unless you hide the computer it is recording to or it is recorded to the interwebz, security cameras are useless. Better off with a convincing fake if you don't set them up properly.
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Jerry wrote:If anyone is interested I can get these for a decent price, hide them in your garage or where your truck normally parks. freight not included. in stock at supplier

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9600/sw ... ith-remote
DSE Price $89
My Price $47
Image

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9605/sw ... rmat-chime
DSE Price $59
My Price $45
Image

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L9607/sw ... d-recorder
DSE price $299
My Price $195
Image

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/L6195/sw ... amera-pack
DSE price $349
My Price $269
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this would be more effective

http://dicksmith.co.nz/product/W1375/ie ... ight-angle

fitting instructions,

cut female plug off, using a eye terminal screw the phase cable to metal surface. Plug in

truck protected,

if vermin are zapped by security device, put in large clean sack, and take to local tip.

reset circuit breaker......


Ps make sure you unplug before using or touching the vehicle.!!!!


Pedro
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It would be best to use a power unit for an electric fence and hook that up that way you wont be charged for ending the person life :lol: :lol:

The person will recieve a nice 5000V shock very nasty if you are wet.
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Drurban wrote:It would be best to use a power unit for an electric fence and hook that up that way you wont be charged for ending the person life :lol: :lol:

The person will recieve a nice 5000V shock very nasty if you are wet.


you just gotta remove the wire before the cops arrive.......

"ending the person life" well if he aint stealing my truck, he has no problems.....

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Drurban wrote:
The person will recieve a nice 5000V shock very nasty if you are wet.


Why would the theif be wet :lol: :lol:
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flyingbrick wrote:
Drurban wrote:
The person will recieve a nice 5000V shock very nasty if you are wet.


Why would the theif be wet :lol: :lol:


Cause of the water boarding they recieved upon being caught, before they got to "touch their prize just once" before they were let go...
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Can ya get other swan products?
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Piss Poor Reviews though :(
http://www.dicksmith.co.nz/product/L619 ... amera-pack
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I tried the camera to hard drive one (third one down) Absolute rubbish :lol: Would've had trouble indentifing the Mitchellin Man in broad day light :lol:
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the cameras are pretty old tech and poor performance but without the cheap price tag.

http://www.viewtech.co.nz/products/brow ... eras/8/52/
KT&C make some fairly good gear for the price.
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You'll never see a professional installing Swann. Ikegami or Samsung are very good, but can still be quite cheap.
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Re: SWANN Security Cameras and shed alarms

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Its just a at home setup, I find the quietly to be awesome. i have the dvr 1200 i think 1 of the better kits.
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