Chefd
Arizona
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I like the fence charger. That way we do not have to chase the person down.
Chefd
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maddog348
Bakersfield,CA
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Got 3 on the house covering most access points in yard/driveway. Installed by my alarm co(ADT) - can watch my yard from where ever I have wi-fi while traveling or just to see what all the ruckus is outside without having to present myself.
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ALBE
Kelowna B.C.
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I have a couple of aluminum bats, and would be happy to camp out with you.
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bpmills
Palmdale,ca
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Wait in the back of the truck with a 12 ga shotgun.
Burt
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THE BIGPUNN
west michigan
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i was reading the post...i dont mean to be a smart @## or anything, but it sounds like your going to put a whole lot of money into possibly something that could just be mishaps. just curious, what you described is the condition of my trailer when i picked it up from the factory.....loose bolts, parts, pins..... and i could of swore the last time we camped i locked that one compartment door.
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Glen41
North Texas
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The cameras are cheap for a reason. If you put up a nice one, they steal the camera.
No I don't think that a whole series of things like that are "mishaps". It sounds a lot more like why when I camp. I pull the fuse that runs the front jacks.
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kakampers
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I agree with The BigPunn...we actually had one of our four hitch pins work loose on it's own; found the cotter pin in the bed of the truck.
If someone was going to "vandalize" a unit, I would think they would do real damage and probably steal items, not just loosen things. JMHO!
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ryoung
Indiana
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I'm not sure of your intended use of the camera. I think you are making the assumption that you will recognize the vandal. If it is vandalism, what are you going to do if you don't recognize the vandal.
Seems like a lot of money spent for nothing.
Perhaps it would be a deterrent if you post signs indicating surveillance camera in use.
You best defense in this case is to check everything before starting a trip.
ryoung
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daytona7
Florida
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Fil wrote:Try Radio Shack
Radio Shack sells the X-10. Best cheapest cameras you can get. With the Firecracker and motion sensor, you can also monitor your RV from any computer, any where. Best $150 I ever spent.
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ryanallie1
Magalia, Calif
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Hi All.
As far as the pins goes for your hitch, why don't you do like a lot of other Rv'er have done, including ourselfs. Add the pins, that you can put a pad-lock through them. We have a Two Piece Hitch with a BedSaver on our Hitch. Both halfs are pad-locked together once the hitch is installed. All 4 pins that attach to the bed rails are also pad-locked. All of our pad-locks are keyed the same. We now never have to worry about any pins being un-done, or pulled out by strangers or kids. The cost of the new Pins, and Pad-Locks were not much, but the Peace of Mind, was worth every penny of the cost.. Good Luck. Happy Camping, Dan & Jill
1997 Ford F-250, H.D. Extended-Cab, Short Bed, 7.3 PSD, K&N Air Filter, 5000 lbs air bags w/on board compressor w/guage, SuperChips Tuner/Programer. 1996 Nash 24fter 5er, 15K "Lil" Rocker Hitch w/BedSaver, Twin EU2000i Gen's W/Kit. Nam-Vet, 33 Months.
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