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POGO Alarms

Posted: Jan 16th, '14, 10:00
by CaptPatrick
Came across this device while researching some security options for the home/shop. Figured others might be interested too...

A little pricy at $520.00 (Jamestown Distributors), but for those with a bit of electrical/electronic savvy, a similar system could be assembled for approximately 1/4 the cost of the commercial unit.

Soundings article on POGO


Re: POGO Alarms

Posted: Jan 16th, '14, 23:14
by Tony Meola
We loose power about once a month. My neigbors would just love me.

Re: POGO Alarms

Posted: Jan 23rd, '14, 22:49
by Tony Meola
http://www.instructables.com/id/Athena- ... /?ALLSTEPS" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
http://mad-science.wonderhowto.com/how- ... e-0135194/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Here you go, for those of us that have time on our hands. You can build your own tracker for the boat and car and add back up sensors to boot.

Re: POGO Alarms

Posted: Jan 24th, '14, 08:09
by Bruce
Tony Meola wrote:http://www.instructables.com/id/Athena- ... /?ALLSTEPS
http://mad-science.wonderhowto.com/how- ... e-0135194/" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Here you go, for those of us that have time on our hands. You can build your own tracker for the boat and car and add back up sensors to boot.
I prefer to use the ones I keep taking off my cars that big brother keeps attaching. Reprogram the receive frequency and they fetch a good price at the flea market.

Re: POGO Alarms

Posted: Jan 24th, '14, 23:14
by Tony Meola
Bruce

This in depth electrical stuff is my down fall. One day you can run a class for all of the faithful.