[sudo-discuss] Home security systems -- experience?

[David Keenan]

Can i just say how much I fucking LOVE Al Lasher's?

I assumed everyone knew about Al's. Y'all check it out!

On Thursday, January 9, 2014, GtwoG PublicOhOne wrote:

>
> Yo's-
>
> Al Lasher's Electronics (University Ave, Berkeley) has everything needed
> for DIY security systems: control panels, sensors, etc., and how-to books
> for wiring it up, and expertise to help design it.  Lasher's is an
> oldschool electronics shop that's been around since forever-ago, has all
> kinds of obscure goodies for hacker/maker projects, and has staff who know
> their stuff in depth.
>
> Most security firms will insist on using their own hardware due to
> potential liability issues if they allowed interconnect to DIY systems.  So
> one possibly useful approach is to hire e.g. Bay Alarm for the basics for
> working with their notification/security monitoring, and then build an
> entirely separate DIY system for enhancements that are particular to SR
> constituency.
>
> -G.
>
>
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> On 14-01-09-Thu 4:23 PM, Andreas wrote:
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> Hey-oo!
>
>  Does anybody have significant experience with (building or otherwise)
> hown-grown home security systems?  It seems that motion detectors with an
> alert connection to a security firm (or at least to your cell phone) might
> be one way I heard of.  Anybody care to share their knowledge, either via
> the list or in-person?
>
>  - Andreas
>
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