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PeterJames

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  1. This gives you the pros and cons though I think it may be a little one sided.
  2. Business is very good I purchased an established NSI Gold co which gave me a sort of head start, though it was very poorly when I got it. Kit has jumped leaps and bounds it does the same stuff but much better for less cost in most cases. It is a small world in this industry though, every time I go to IFSEC I bump into someone or other I have seen for 10 or more years.
  3. Long time no speak, it must be 15-16 years at least Ive had my own co for the last 13.5 years
  4. AM Security, a few years ago now I also had a couple of days training at Crawley. Was you the one with the long hair?
  5. Hi Pete I think I remember you from the Northern Computer days do you remember coming to the university of Brighton?
  6. Hi and welcome
  7. Hi and welcome
  8. Hi Catvin You are welcome, please do come back and let us know how you got on
  9. 1070 here, I rate the Texe kit but we dont install it unless its a special request. The 1070 is very reliable mines been in for a couple of years with no problems, and we have been installing the 1070 for about three years now.
  10. theyre cheaper on ebay
  11. Really? whats the max for data then? Genuine question btw
  12. Hi
  13. I thought they all were, cant think of how a wireless one would work, could you be a little more specific?
  14. Q2 do you work for nothing? If so do you want a job
  15. hi and welcome bizzarely I know someone with a similar name to yours
  16. bonus dayus
  17. It doesnt work
  18. Hi Russell there is a clue in the name," as fitted" its like the quote but instead of the spec saying the where the detectors, panel, and ancillaries were proposed to be installed its where they are actually installed.
  19. They are a bit tight, I suppose if you own a house that cost more than a lottery win to run each year spending £20k replacing the alarm in one hit could be considered as grudge expense. Changing it over at £1k a time suits me. No It would have been Matt back not Paul if we were up to tricks like that
  20. cough
  21. Its changed slightly since anyone else would have had it, its not all DSC anymore
  22. Weighbridge yes
  23. Hi and welcome
  24. Hi Rob and welcome
  25. Its not the alarm beeping you have something with a low battery somewhere. The alarm needs servicing though
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