Posted: 3/20/2015 7:33:03 AM EDT
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So in the movie "Mr. and Mrs. Smith" there was a scene where she stuck some spikes with sensor heads into the ground to secure a perimeter in the field. I think I have seen something similar in other movies but my memory isn't good enough to be sure. Anyway, does anything like this exist in real life? I'm not talking about some ridiculous sci-fi setup like in the movie but maybe some simple something with motion sensors and alarms that could be put around your field site. And affordable would be good, too.
And no, trip wires and such don't count. It has to be relatively quick and easy to deploy and recover. ETA: Photo from movie. 
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Driveway alarms are pretty much what you describe. Similar in idea. Actually, what I'm really hoping for is something that has a radio connection to a monitor you could keep inside your tent. But hey, I'd like to know about whatever would accomplish the same function. I'm thinking something purpose-built for outdoor security might even have features I would never think of. |
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http://www.murphyjunk.net//wp-content/uploads/2013/05/5858A.jpg $3200 at murphyjunk But seriously just go get some wireless Dakota MURS alarms That looks cool but is much more than what I had in mind. I'm guessing it's used for military purposes? |
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Similar in idea. Actually, what I'm really hoping for is something that has a radio connection to a monitor you could keep inside your tent. But hey, I'd like to know about whatever would accomplish the same function. I'm thinking something purpose-built for outdoor security might even have features I would never think of. Quoted:
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Driveway alarms are pretty much what you describe. Similar in idea. Actually, what I'm really hoping for is something that has a radio connection to a monitor you could keep inside your tent. But hey, I'd like to know about whatever would accomplish the same function. I'm thinking something purpose-built for outdoor security might even have features I would never think of. This is what you seek https://www.dakotaalert.com/products.php?cdf=16 |
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Driveway alarms are pretty much what you describe. Similar in idea. Actually, what I'm really hoping for is something that has a radio connection to a monitor you could keep inside your tent. But hey, I'd like to know about whatever would accomplish the same function. I'm thinking something purpose-built for outdoor security might even have features I would never think of. This is what you seek https://www.dakotaalert.com/products.php?cdf=16 You are right! That is exactly the kind of thing I had in mind! The depth of arfcom wisdom never ceases to amaze me! Thank You! |
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Hunting for bigfoot in the wild is crazy. Everyone knows that the last group of sasquatches shaved in the late 80's and started living among us. Quoted:
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FYI, BigFoot can see infrared, so keep trying. At least that is what I have heard. Hunting for bigfoot in the wild is crazy. Everyone knows that the last group of sasquatches shaved in the late 80's and started living among us. I know right? One is even living in the White House under the title "First Lady".... |
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I find that pissing on the perimeter about 50 feet out stops a bunch of small to large mammals from sniffing around your tent. Otherwise, why do you want to be woken by every stiff breeze and possum wandering through your camp site? If you gotta worry about the two-legged kind of critter, hide your site better or move it to where there aren't people. |
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Driveway alarms are pretty much what you describe. Similar in idea. Actually, what I'm really hoping for is something that has a radio connection to a monitor you could keep inside your tent. But hey, I'd like to know about whatever would accomplish the same function. I'm thinking something purpose-built for outdoor security might even have features I would never think of. This is what you seek https://www.dakotaalert.com/products.php?cdf=16 Got to see one used camping iirc the one that alarms via 2m freq on your ht. Kinda cool... Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |
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