Dec 2, 2020 | 10:13
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Car thefts are on the rise as thieves use radio frequency amplifiers to clone key fob signals. Seems they get the frequency from keys left at your front door or radio signal when you lock your car in a parking lot. Today’s CBC article talks about cars but in our case crooks got the frequency from our garage door opener to break into our garage as well as at least five other garages around us. We put a stop to that by installing a switch that turns off the power to our garage door at night and while we are away.
Clear signage, “video monitored “ ( for security and training purposes😊), as we as clearly visible and hidden cameras to demonstrate some level of risk to the perps.
Unfortunately all we have to fight back or defend ourselves is deterants,
Signage, “ beware of dog, wife bites”, etc
Dec 2, 2020 | 13:00
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Our thieves were low tech and simply threw a brick through the glass patio door and reached in and unlocked it and walked in. Oops.
Bad enough stealing the stuff but the mess left behind was almost worse (ripped TVs off the walls etc).
Our thieves were low tech and simply threw a brick through the glass patio door and reached in and unlocked it and walked in. Oops.
Bad enough stealing the stuff but the mess left behind was almost worse (ripped TVs off the walls etc).
Same type of thieves here. I guess if my tech was higher they might change their game. Smash a window, then the ignition, and drive through the locked gates on the way out. Then dealing with insurance............ the worst part of it all.
Same type of thieves here. I guess if my tech was higher they might change their game. Smash a window, then the ignition, and drive through the locked gates on the way out. Then dealing with insurance............ the worst part of it all.
Well hidden battery shut off switches are a nice touch for older vehicles... which are less alluring... and a good noisy dog with multiple 24hr-7day security cameras... plus always someone at farmstead.
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Originally Posted by Taiga
