Re: Alarm system

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Original poster: "Harold Weiss" <hweiss-at-new.rr-dot-com> 

Hi Gary,

Take it to Iraq and set off roadside bombs and suicide bombers!  Minimum
safe distance for a 2.5-5KW transmitter is 1500' for electrical blasting
use. (US Army FM 5-25)

David E Weiss

 > Original poster: "Gary Weaver" <gary350-at-earthlink-dot-net>
 >
 > When I fire up my 10" coil in the drive way it sets off home alarm systems
 > all over the neighborhood.   The people across the street have motion
 > detector lights that flash on and off like a strobe light.   I road my
 > bicycle around and found home alarms 3 block away that were set off.
When
 > I fire up my 4" coil it wipes out all TV reception in my house 125 ft
away.
 > It will set of the home alarm on the house over on the next street about
 > 250 ft away.   This gives me an idea.   When I go to Wal Mart I always
park
 > my truck as far out from the build as I can its a little bit stupid to try
 > and park at the front door and get trapped in all that traffic.  Beside
 > that my legs are not broken.  When my boys are with me they have fun
 > setting off car alarms.  Many of the new cars have car alarm systems and
we
 > have fun seeing how many car alarms we can set off while walking the 300
ft
 > walk to the building.  If you hold a quarter in the finders and tape it
 > against the glass window of a car with an alarm the click sound the
quarter
 > makes on the glass sets the alarm off every time.   My boys remember which
 > year model cars have alarms and target them.   We went to Wal Mart the
 > other day and my boys set off 14 car alarms while we were walking to the
 > store.   When we got to the front door of Wal Mart lots of people were
 > standing there looking and wondering what in the world was going on with
 > all those car alarms going off.   I have a 5500 watt generator that I
 > bought from some Y2K idiot last summer.   You all remember 4 years ago
when
 > everyone thought all the computers in the country were going to crash and
 > someone started the Y2K scare.   Everyone ran out and bought up every
 > generator there was in the United Stated and 2 years later there were
100's
 > of them for sale at yard sales.  I bought a nice $800.00 generator for
 > $100.00 last summer at a yard sale.   I was thinking of powering my 4" TC
 > with the generator and driving through the Wal Mart parking lot.   It
might
 > set off every car alarm in the parking lot.  I might be able to set off 50
 > or 100 car alarms.   I don't know much about car alarms or home alarms so
I
 > was wondering if anyone here knows if the alarms systems work the same?
 >
 >
 >