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That's cheap stuff. I take back my reference to using an Arduino; whilst it's eminently possible it would be significantly more expensive, somewhere around £50-£100.
And you'd have to build/code it (not difficult, but a bit fiddly)

You got a link to the alarm you're looking at ?

I don't know of any "off the shelf" systems but making one using an arduino and GSM shield should be pretty straightforward.

How far is it from the house ? Is running a (low voltage) cable out of the question ?

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Be interested to see your idea for carrying your data securely and comparing it to my methods (yours will probly be better)

Hello. I read somewhere on here that you should devote time/money to prepping for an event in similar proportion to the likelihood of the event occurring; the most likely event is a short term difficulty in obtaining food and household goods for various reasons (weather, strikes, illness) so devote ...

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hello 8-) I would say that as far as bugging out goes, a couple of hundred quid is worth keeping to hand too; if you get marched off the local leisure centre, you might decide you'd rather get in a B&B. Another thing worth considering is a "hospital bag", if you or a loved one gets carted off in an ...

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Wed Jan 02, 2019 5:12 pm

I would never have known that.That programme is for people who don't have to work,isn't it?

When I was working shifts I never had trouble getting "up" to watch Rachel

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