Driveway security? What you all got?
07-12-2009, 08:18 PM
#41
what you really want is this:
Obviously you need quite a big garden/drive area .
You can set up the radar to auto detect and auto engage targets in a certain area, so design in a buffer zone between street and cars where it destroys all targets.
The bits in red are what you want:
Most fire control radars can be set up to scan a segment/sector within range perimeters and alarm on intrusion or auto engage the targets in the fire zones.
Obviously you couldnt really do this for the drive of your average semi.....
Obviously you need quite a big garden/drive area .
You can set up the radar to auto detect and auto engage targets in a certain area, so design in a buffer zone between street and cars where it destroys all targets.
The bits in red are what you want:
Most fire control radars can be set up to scan a segment/sector within range perimeters and alarm on intrusion or auto engage the targets in the fire zones.
Obviously you couldnt really do this for the drive of your average semi.....
Last edited by Psycho Warren; 07-12-2009 at 08:28 PM.
07-12-2009, 08:49 PM
#43
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i have 2 pieces of wood with screws through em under the drivers seats on our cars, they are both garaged but scum might sit in but they aint getting back out 
, then the beating starts once the screams have woken me up.
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, then the beating starts once the screams have woken me up.jason
07-12-2009, 09:03 PM
#44
Too many posts.. I need a life!!
Jesus i dont even bother taking keys out half the time then again ive got 12 german shepards and a few rifles.that and anyone id be hard pushed to find me house
07-12-2009, 09:30 PM
#46
...............
machine mart sells lots of telescopic posts
i've got a few buried in the concrete outside my house, fairly simple and although not anti ram, with 4 foot of steel stuck in the ground and some of it sticking out, they ain't going to shift in a hurry
easiest and most cost effect way to visably secure your property
also comes in handy when you want to keep the neighbours out too
i've got a few buried in the concrete outside my house, fairly simple and although not anti ram, with 4 foot of steel stuck in the ground and some of it sticking out, they ain't going to shift in a hurry
easiest and most cost effect way to visably secure your property
also comes in handy when you want to keep the neighbours out too
08-12-2009, 09:16 AM
#48
neighbour had a skip put in his front garden
the lorry went across the drive way, breaking some of the concrete
so we stuck some posts up later on in the week
the next week, the skip was full, but the lorry couldn't get it out with the posts up
and he came week after week after week until finally my dad relented and put the post down
but it was still stuck outside his house for 2 months
and don't forget the women in the merc who decided that my front garden was a good place to park her car while she went to pick up her kid from the school, she was lucky i put the post down after only 2 hours
and the neighbour also "forgot" it was there and skinned the whole side of his sprinter, the post still went up and down as normal so if it's going to take a decent rubbing from a sprinter i think i'll survive a ram raiding attempt from some dirty scally's
the lorry went across the drive way, breaking some of the concrete
so we stuck some posts up later on in the week
the next week, the skip was full, but the lorry couldn't get it out with the posts up
and he came week after week after week until finally my dad relented and put the post down
but it was still stuck outside his house for 2 months
and don't forget the women in the merc who decided that my front garden was a good place to park her car while she went to pick up her kid from the school, she was lucky i put the post down after only 2 hours
and the neighbour also "forgot" it was there and skinned the whole side of his sprinter, the post still went up and down as normal so if it's going to take a decent rubbing from a sprinter i think i'll survive a ram raiding attempt from some dirty scally's
08-12-2009, 09:48 AM
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i live in the middle of nowhere so rarely lock the car let alone have any security!
although i do have shotguns in the house incase anything were to happen
although i do have shotguns in the house incase anything were to happen
08-12-2009, 10:12 AM
#50
what you really want is this:
Obviously you need quite a big garden/drive area .
You can set up the radar to auto detect and auto engage targets in a certain area, so design in a buffer zone between street and cars where it destroys all targets.
The bits in red are what you want:
Most fire control radars can be set up to scan a segment/sector within range perimeters and alarm on intrusion or auto engage the targets in the fire zones.
Obviously you couldnt really do this for the drive of your average semi.....
Obviously you need quite a big garden/drive area .
You can set up the radar to auto detect and auto engage targets in a certain area, so design in a buffer zone between street and cars where it destroys all targets.
The bits in red are what you want:
Most fire control radars can be set up to scan a segment/sector within range perimeters and alarm on intrusion or auto engage the targets in the fire zones.
Obviously you couldnt really do this for the drive of your average semi.....
08-12-2009, 01:20 PM
#55
no more Granada's for me
08-12-2009, 02:06 PM
#56
But still, if someone hurt my family and I could get to the guns quick, I'd do time (anyway, someone sticking a semi-auto shotgun in your face is going to scare most people
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