I have a ADE Logic 4 Key Alarm with 1 sensor in the room 1 sensor in the kitchen and both the front and back doors alarmed through this system. I am wanting to just set the door sensors and not the room and kitchen sensors as my cats keep setting off the zones and triggering the alarm. Is this possible? If I was to disconnect the room and kitchen sensors from the alarm box would this be classed as tampering and trigger my alarm? Thank you.
There is a business park down where I live that had problems with those geese. This past summer they got this material that was shiny/ reflective and it worked. They put it the whole way around the pond. Good luck.
It looks to me that you are on the losing end on this one. In the first place, that's their natural habitat. Developers just build houses on the area without thinking it's consequences. Now you are in a constant battle with one. Two things; move out or start roasting them for thanksgiving dinner this way you'll benefit from it since you are responsible in raising them somehow. Are you aloud to build a fence around your property at all? Maybe you can build a chicken wire fence around your place, high enough, to keep them out. Just to keep them out and you can still enjoy the view. I told you I will start cooking them for dinner, he he he. Good luck.
Not a very smart idea. The salt used on the roads in the winter will rot your bike. You will also learn that motorcycles suck in the snow. Only an inch of snow can make riding treacherous. Hitting slush can also be dangerous. You will also quickly learn that motorcycle tires do not have the grip in the cold than they have in the summer. The compound used to make motorcycle tires is designed for warm weather riding. You will need to slow down in the corners accordingly. Even the dirt bike tires you seek will have this problem. The salt will make the roads wet. Cars will send up lots of spray. The only difference is that the salt that was used to melt the snow and ice will be mixed in with this spray. Forget about keeping your face shield or glasses clean enough to see. Same thing goes if you install a windshield. In no time, it will be covered in salt. You will need to pull over every few miles to clean this off. There is another reason to hate salt. When the roads are salted, the snow will turn to slush. This slush will pull your bike all over the place. It will be next to impossible to maintain control. There is a very good possibility that you will go down. If you hit ice, especially in a corner, you're going down. Black ice is real bad. You don't even see it and next thing you know you are taking a slide down the pavement. Intersections, especially on side streets will be especially treacherous. Spinning tires from cars polish the snow into very slippery ice. Anti lock brakes also do a nice job of polishing the snow into ice. Stopping and starting on Side Street intersections will be a challenge. Dirt bike tires will be no help at all on ice. The winter cold sucks on a motorcycle also. At 65 MPH 10F feels like -19F. At 65 MPH 0F feels like -34F. Hypothermia is a real possibility. Frostbite on unprotected skin can happen after only a few miles of riding. On a motorcycle, stupid hurts
