wiring a mobile phone to a bike alarm!

[JohnW2]

Obviously "a bike alarm" in the title of the thread is referring to an exercise bike. How could you not have worked that out???

 

[JohnW2]

no its a static trailer to protect it from being broken into

In that case, why are we talking about a 'bike alarm' rather than one of the countless alarm systems designed for 'fixed' things (like houses and 'static trailers') ??

 

[robinbanks]

But this is for something that dose not move so a tracker is no good!

Your bike doesn't move? Why even have it in your life then?

I won't even ask why attach an alarm that's triggered by movement to something that doesn't move..

Edit: oh wait. I caught up, and I'm out. I've exceeded my inanity limit for the day

 

[JohnW2]

Your bike doesn't move?

As you (and the rest of us) have now discovered, that';s because the bike is not a bike

 

[AstonHill]

In that case, why are we talking about a 'bike alarm' rather than one of the countless alarm systems designed for 'fixed' things (like houses and 'static trailers') ??

Because that is what Darren with Body shop at the end of the street bough him self to use as an alarm for his building when he got broken into and recommended me a similar thing. Unless you have better recommendations that is?

 

[AstonHill]

Your bike doesn't move? Why even have it in your life then?

we are not talking about mounting it to a bike; we are talking about mounting it to a trailer which dose not move and it would be very difficult for someone to move a 45 foot trailer

I won't even ask why attach an alarm that's triggered by movement to something that doesn't move..

so it dose not get broken into

Edit: oh wait. I caught up, and I'm out. I've exceeded my inanity limit for the day

its quite simple really sir

 

[AstonHill]

As you (and the rest of us) have now discovered, that';s because the bike is not a bike

that is correct, though I remember mentioning this on page one

 

[JohnW2]

Because that is what Darren with Body shop at the end of the street bough him self to use as an alarm for his building when he got broken into and recommended me a similar thing. Unless you have better recommendations that is?

I have, by implication,given my 'better recommendation'. If you want an alarm/security system for something which doesn't move (but which might be 'broken into'), just think of it as a house and choose one of the countless alarm/security systems sold for such a purpose.

 

[Mottie]

I won't even ask why attach an alarm that's triggered by movement to something that doesn't move..

so it dose not get broken into

An alarm will not stop something getting broken into. Physical security will.

Because that is what Darren with Body shop at the end of the street bough him self to use as an alarm for his building when he got broken into and recommended me a similar thing.

Why don't you get what Darren recommended then?

 

[Tigercubrider]

Where’s the trailer in relation to your house/a secure building?
My house alarm can connect to the shed at the bottom of the garden, alarm is on mains and sensors use batteries that last a year
Or a motorcycle alarm that will ring you if the bike moves . Uses GPS.

 

[Mottie]

Where’s the trailer in relation to your house/a secure building?

My understanding is that the OP is of no fixed abode. Last place he lived, he was asking how to reconnect the water and electricity….

 

[catlad]

I normally put my phone in my pocket and lock my bike to the lamp post!

 

[AstonHill]

I have, by implication,given my 'better recommendation'. If you want an alarm/security system for something which doesn't move (but which might be 'broken into'), just think of it as a house and choose one of the countless alarm/security systems sold for such a purpose.

any recomendation please; given your good experance as an electrision

 

[Mottie]

any recomendation please; given your good experance as an electrision

You like Darren’s one. You said he recommended it. You’ve seen it. You like it. Why are you asking elsewhere?

 

[AstonHill]

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