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PeterJames

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  1. There is nothing two way that would do it.... is there?
  2. Why would you fit a Gtec RKP to cars?
  3. Yes, we installed three receivers and a transmitter a couple of months ago, and Eaton gave our engineer support on them too
  4. Scantronic TX and RX would work
  5. There you go again handing out your free advice
  6. Nor did I but your still giving it
  7. I would agree with that to some degree, but this is a forum where people come for assistance and guidance, and if I was offer any guidance it would be to charge enough to make a worthwhile living and not just enough to cover the fuel cost
  8. ? Surely if you dont need the money you would work for a needy cause, like some sort of charity.
  9. you can still get 6 wire not sure if they are blue or not
  10. bonjour what was your old username I can merge them if you can prove the accounts yours
  11. I bet they charged enough money to make it worth them getting out of bed in the morning though
  12. Do you have insurance?
  13. Get rich quick scheme is on a roll
  14. Down power completely power up mains first then battery close box press reset
  15. Just saying compared to the Sterling 10 everything else is a breeze to program use generally maintain, or even just come out of engineers mode
  16. If you think the Sterling 10 was a great piece of kit you will be amazed by anything not branded Pyronix.
  17. Id agree with that I used to be in a buying group so trade was even cheaper , but it still doesnt beat shopping around. I now import, and build my own CCTV, and some access, Intruder I buy from SW, Fire Ebay, and I have given some thought about importing Telephone entry. (Ebay was a joke BTW)
  18. Even more so when they dont work
  19. I wasnt refering to industry ones I meant apps like Homey Nest and Ring all now selling security cameras and wifi door contacts ect
  20. The industry is changing, but I would say its actually going in a direction that it once was. Years ago it used to be only the bigger houses with plenty of contents worth stealing, soon followed by smaller and smaller properties. Now many of the smaller domestics are diying or using one of those app systems that dont really work(Sooner or later though someone will invent a reliable one that will work). I do not see this as a problem we dont get many small domestics anyway, we prefer the bigger jobs that are reliant on an approved security system for insurance purposes.
  21. All ours are multi skilled, but we try to put round pegs in round holes. We have installation engineers that are able to do the odd service, and service engineers that are able to help out installing.
  22. Again this is dependant on area company skill set ote ect, but there is a discussion in the trade are of this forum with reports of £50k+ I reckon our best engineer would be max £45k inc OTE and I recon thats a high estimate. Average would be in the region of £30k ish plus ote. Call-out for some companies is an earner for engineers, but we dont get that many calls out of hours nowadays.
  23. do a postcode check on the NSI.org website and the SSAIB website, these are approved installers so theoretically should provide good training
  24. Compared to 16 he is mature, especially as he previous career wasnt related to this history. Anyone over 25 is considered mature trainee, but is cheaper on vehicle insurance for older

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