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Quick And Easy Burglar Alarm
It’s easy to make an inexpensive burglar alarm, says FARM SHOW reader Floyd Hazelman of Tremont, Ill. He had most of the parts on hand to create an alarm to alert him when someone opens his garage door.
“I used a 6-volt alarm bell, a pair of car (ignition) points, and a 6-volt lantern battery,” Hazelman says.
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Quick And Easy Burglar Alarm SECURITY/SAFETY Alarms It’s easy to make an inexpensive burglar alarm says FARM SHOW reader Floyd Hazelman of Tremont Ill He had most of the parts on hand to create an alarm to alert him when someone opens his garage door “I used a 6-volt alarm bell a pair of car ignition points and a 6-volt lantern battery ” Hazelman says A string on the points connects to a plastic disc on the doorknob so that when the door opens it pulls the string the points touch and the bell rings At 78 Hazelman wants to be warned if someone is around when he is working in the yard and has the door unlocked or if someone breaks in It also lets him know where his grandkids are when they come to visit It’s worked well he says and he only had to buy the battery which he figures will stay charged for at least a couple of years Contact: FARM SHOW Followup Floyd Hazelman Tremont Ill hazelman@comcast net
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