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Author: | RV-007 [ Sun Nov 29, 2020 11:23 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Ah, so the fucking long haul of shit is to come! We are talking about cabin fever, agoraphobia, piblokto, prairie madness, desolation, and castaways, making a comback! Good ole times! |
Author: | RV-007 [ Tue Dec 01, 2020 12:52 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
And so be it, let the pieces fall into place. Let fate decide how the world shall end. This may be an end of the world scenario out of many end of the world scenarios. It cannot be stopped, it shall not be stopped. It is inevitable. It is decided by fate. --- Oh yes, and maybe some advice in advance for preppers. It's okay to prep, but knowledge and skills are a scratch to survival basics. Still, the need to wander and forage for opportunity and misfortune, is always a need. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Fri Dec 11, 2020 7:16 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
I wonder if the coronavirus was ever called the 'cockavirus'. Lots of cocks! lol |
Author: | RV-007 [ Tue Jan 05, 2021 10:51 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Alright bois! You knows of those home invasion (and not really the riots) things that crops up! And don't listen to the deceptive pretense covers/fronts. That's how they keep on going at it! Keep on gunnin'! Oh, and if you need an example on these methods where they put up a ruse like a trojan horse or a getaway plan, this video below explicitly illustrates the false narratives. The PC Police (aka The Political Correctness Police) Link |
Author: | RV-007 [ Mon Jan 11, 2021 12:30 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
As much I attempt to keep it civil and atheist, I must recognize a possible Dark Ages scenario. As the opening topic title states, coronavirus or not, things are going down under regardless. I'm not going to say that there is a matter of desperation in world wars per se, but as a pressing matter of upheaval. I know the panic is quite redundant, but if you call me crazy, well, for sure, I am just late to say it! As much as I would like to state an public speech and all that, the struggle emanates from all forms of life. It is fair as unfair as fair. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Wed Jan 13, 2021 10:40 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
In terms of chaos, I have to say that to keep watch of being surrounded. Whoever they be, just make sure that you don't get surrounded by a probability of a bad outcome. Oh, nvm, I said this before. Well, here's something new. Should you ever meet stupid aggressive people, sometimes, you have to consider the matter of drug influence. I personally don't know (nor familiarize) what goes on in the minds of drug addicts. It's like the video below. PCP! Link It's like that. If you ever meet someone drunk/high/etc with a gun, engaging against the police, you can be sure that suspect is in risk of getting cop shot. For sure, the act is quite dangerous. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:11 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Damn, I heard some helicopter chase going on. It's usually not safe to be outside, lest you run into some drug induced suspect! Usually, it's supposed to be routine, but I'm getting the feeling that maybe, this super recession is going all crime high. What are the fucking chances? Shit! |
Author: | 「H A N Z O」 [ Fri Feb 05, 2021 11:56 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
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Author: | RV-007 [ Fri Mar 05, 2021 8:45 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
I made an update regarding barricades. Anyways, I thought about a hypothesis. A supplement to entry security if you will. Since car have alarms if there was a attempted break-in, why not install some door alarm system (steel material plz) on internal door locks/handles (note that the system does not have to be on handles alone)? So if someone decided to pick the lock, they may risk activating the door alarm. Whether it's the turn of the lock/handle/switch, the turned lever or pulled chain attached to grip, will activate the sound alarm. Now what sound it will make I have no idea. It has to spell loud, constant, and distressing enough to equal a car alarm. It's going to be like a car alarm, but inside the fucking house! Now, it's not real hardcore hardware, but it does serve its purpose as a detection unit (rechargeable battery), no matter how small the contribution. At least, you would be alerted and get into gear! To be recorded with experiments. --- I'm telling president biden about this to add on his resume and give him something to do. Well, only if it is not in existence or something lacking. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Mon Mar 08, 2021 9:43 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Okay, back to the real deal. These door handle alarms, can be skittish in terms of performance so I wouldn't know who's who. Regardless, it's a electronic thing, a bit up above the low tech bar. I would require the use of batteries! Despite of all the portable phone device charging, batteries still have a place in this friggin wurld. As of now, I'm looking for the best possible battery charger. It's too bad that there's no solar option, but I guess it's best to hide the utmost valuable electronic? I'm also looking for the best possible batteries, possibly of various sizes. You know I'm looking into performance! |
Author: | RV-007 [ Thu Mar 11, 2021 12:06 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Now that I have the door handle alarms setup (most notably, the "Sabre Home Series" Door Handle Alarm [Model HS-DHA]), I have to tell a bit of flaws. Door handle alarm detection consists of either both vibration and/or static electricity. Vibration is obviously vibration, while static electricity is obviously static electricity. If you try to hand it while in static mode, you sound off the freaking alarm! Even (thinly veiled) rubber gloves cannot separate static electricity! Hey, they can magnetically stick to the hand without (bio-)chemical adhesion. Before we go on, I must inform you that this device is of course, a electronic device. Being a electronic device, the battery installation must be in the correct polarity diagram. That means to have the battery's polarity terminal ends to correctly align center with the devices polarity terminal ends counterpart. I don't see these devices marketed too often, so I expect some malfunctions. True to my dismay, I have witnessed a hang in error, with a periodic beeping/clicking/both sound. Something got hanged! I think that the hang up is more common with the highest sensitivity mode. To remedy this problem, I need to apply enough electro charges to the metal bar. That solution would be your handy dandy hair dry! Looks like fashion is useful after all! Of course, cupping over the speaker may help in retaining enough heat to generate temperature rise. The first thing you do, is to set off the alarm. The second is obviously to heat up the bar; you may cover the speaker with your palm, if you feel as necessary. Your (sensitive) alarm should be ready to go after a bit, or while, of heating. I hope that this advice helps you, somehow... The greatest potential of the alarm is obviously the old ass business advice, "location, location, location. Now, it is said to be a door handle, but what if there be no touching the handle? What if you wanted to let in a little open door? We covered the where, but how about when? The best possible situation is obviously when being alerted to a unknown presence is required. A wakeup call is one example. Being focused on work, bath, and sleep, but need some safety measure, is another. I suggest to activate the alarm mode of the contact detectors for these situations. They are, after all, the most immediate in both detection and alert. You MUST use the proper alarm when not carrying your personals (THAT MEANS TO CARRY YOUR BELONGINGS WITH YOUR PERSON UNTIL YOU DEPLOY THE PROPER ALARM TO HELP YOU GUARD THEM!!! [vehicle remotes are considered personals so before deploying alarm, wrap them in plastic wrap {in order to protect against potential humidity} before sealing it with a case/pouch]), but stay near enough to hear the alarm situated with your belongings within the occupied room (e.g. only you and only your belongings in that room; during bath time, personals, with alarm tilting over them, at back of the bath cabinet's drawer box [the large one or the one with the heaviest load to squeak on]; note that the alarm should be alerting you on your person of imminent danger as first priority, but since it don't do too well during bath time, at least it could alert you on your personals of imminent trespass to chattels; there's also details for toilet situations, but more on that a few sentences later); do arm yourself with defense (probably best with alarm mode, probably, but inconvenient) should the case of the unexpected arise. NEWS FLASH!!! Should you ever need to go to the restroom, it is best, as a precaution, to ALWAYS take your belongings with you to the restroom. I don't care if it is just peeing or pooping. Or that there is an interference with a dress code. A time away is an opportunity for the magical disappearing act to happen! When unable to carry on your person, practice the drawer box storage technique. No, you do not need to bring the (door handle) alarm if you are peeing or pooping (and sensory detection able). Should you need to use the alarm while you are away, you will be relying on other occupants to hone in on the alert. Overall, a door handle alarm, one with static electric detection, is primarily good for good internal operating door handles, especially good locked internal operating door handles. For sure, they will never best a frame lock; instead, they are supposed to give you a time gap for awareness and preparation. Now, alarms aren't the best security, nor defense, but they can sure detect for what's up ahead, or at least opposite of the door. Well, they do provide some makeshift means of deterrence against roof and floor intrusions. Those incidents don't happen too often, but it sure is quite weird and unrealistic! Oh, be sure to check behind your shower/bathtub curtain FIRST per water closest visit (seriously, this is the most at-risk ambush coverage to look out for; the curtain greatly obscures view, but also provides ease of movement; behind the curtain, an attacker can engage your person without warning or retrieve your arm without warning; it is urgent that you must ready and retain control of your arm before navigating the curtain for inspection of possible danger [you may keep the curtain half open for ease of view; if you ever see a unexpected fully closed curtain, prepare thyself, place all held items on floor and ready arm before investigation]), rooms (don't forget the cabinets [place your cereal box in a kitchen cabinet after eating; bring it out before eating; for memory labeling reference to help you remember to check the kitchen cabinets too, you don't want to subconsciously walk back and forth, pacing, worrying about a possible cabinet ambush when you least expect it; it's exaggerating, I know, but maybe not!] and the [wall] closets [keep your distance when opening room/cabinet/closest door]) daily (optimally in morning [morning alone is good enough] and night), frame locks weekly, and inside and outside the roof periodically. Sometimes, there are attempts; some might be even just partially successful. It's best to stay on the safe side. And checking the roof might prevent a rained in disaster. Sometimes, I wonder if there is a long range static electricity detection alarm that could be of use? It would definitely cover quite the area! I just need to hide it with the best scan radius location. --- I will add the post context/content to the correct coronavirus prepping subtopic. It's not really direct defense, but its detection sure supplement it significantly! As for direct defense, yeah, surely a firearm will do its job. However, handling the weapon can be quite the hassle, especially in the dark. You can't light up the room because you would either be out of reach of your weapon, or the burglar/robber/intruder would have a focused awareness of possible defense. While light might give you a clearer picture, it is a double-edged sword, giving the burglar/robber/intruder a clearer picture. Don't expect the threat agent to run away, there's too many factors and conditions to assume a conclusion! If you are going to handle a long gun, it can be difficult to handle on the grips, requiring some memory cache stored in mind. You can't just focus on weapon retrieval and handling by memory alone in this situation. To counter long range theft, you can place it near the pillow, throw over a bed blanket, throw over some nonallergic weight (another lock box?) over its end and touching the wall. By hypothesis, assuming that nothing could go wrong, the method should work as foolproof. Even then, there are other practices yet to be mastered. This post isn't a training lesson plan as it's a very dynamic set of scenarios. Instead, I would at least suggest to go for glow-in-the-dark shaftment/finger(_pockets) palm line(s)/dot(s)/area (measurements: up to trigger area and not extended way down) cuts on handle/fore/back grips. The cuts need to be apparent, yet small enough to be concealed by equipping hand. We don't want the glow to give away the defender's location, right? That would be self-endangerment! Such cuts can work on handguns as well. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Sat Mar 13, 2021 12:09 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
I am trying to further my investigation on far range static electricity detection, but I see mostly 1 ~ few inch(es) static sensors or ionizers/charge_adjusters. My best bet is the Klein Tools NCVT-4IR Non-Contact Voltage and Current Detectors. Note that I haven't tried it for myself, yet. link However, the page reads only a physical range of 16" inches (or at least stated, not sure if it's true...), which is not really practical for a (pass/key locked [this is for later {might do remote notification as in silent alarm in case of a demand for a situation}]) far range static electricity detection/sensor alarm. Anyways, it is definitely a future thing, but I really really think that with radars and such, it should have been made a long long time ago. Maybe people are keeping such inventions/devices secret? --- Yes, there's lasers, even invisible lasers, but that's determinant digital signals (discrete values). I prefer to test more varied analog waves (continuous values). Maybe, I will look into radio frequencies or vibration types (via speaker/microphone as input?). If necessary, I probably mix in the 3/4 detection types (static electricity, laser [but seriously, it requires a receiving reader, or signal feedback], radio frequencies, and vibration) for various reasons. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Sun Mar 21, 2021 12:17 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
As far as acquiring ranged detection methods, I did look into https://wallethacks.com/battery-hacks/ . I read that a 9v is actually 6 AAAs inside! Note that 9v may or may not be chargeable. lol That's dandy when things get a bit tight and the battery prices are ripping everybody off. --- Back to the corona recession desperation, we can assume that people are snooping for the next available thing to loot or shoplift. That be the mailbox! Sure, you can put a lock and shit like that, but we're talking about the loss of mail in any form. Theft is not necessary, and matter of property damage, tampering, or just sabotage, is good enough! It happens more with public mailboxes! Like, oh my gosh, right? You have to go in person for the matter of transfers or transactions. Oh, I guess checks are also a potential for things gone wild. It could be a potential for losses, but what do I know, right? I'll just burn up the excess and reserve and just use what the institutions have at office hours, if they opened... If this post is worth noting, I would probably put it under the confidentiality sub-topic. |
Author: | RV-007 [ Sat Mar 27, 2021 12:50 am ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Now that I have the motion alarms setup (most notably, the "Sabre Home Series" Motion Sensing Ceiling Alarm [Model HS-MSCA {there's a HS-MSA version, which seems to covers only horizontal 120 angle degrees, with vertical 0 ~ 120 pitch degrees; HS-MSCA covers horizontal 180 ~ 360 angle degrees, with vertical 100 ~ 120 pitch degrees}]), I have to tell a bit of flaws. Motion sensing ceiling alarm detection (or at least of this brand) consists of strictly infrared radiation. Infrared radiation is basically heat in scientific study jargon. While I am not sure of vibration in person, the very physical forces should produce heat. The alarm may or may not detect the level of heat produced by vibration. If you try to hand it while in its activation, you will sound off the freaking alarm! Despite the confidence in its reliability and reach, at least for press release, this alarm do have a few problems that must be addressed. One, it only detects heat in the matter of temperature change. I suppose that a adaptive suit, like one of a cameleon, to blend in with background temperature, can bypass detection. Two, its said alarm mode vigilance is lacking by its alarm delay to sound off the speakers (this is to cater to remote controlled alarm disarmament). It is fucking surprising loud though. It could also be very harmful to all persons. There's a trade-off here somewhere. Three, I feel that the detection distance range, which is said to be 20 feet, or 6 meters, to be still short. In testing, I find that its reach hits off to about a small bedroom size dimension. Horizontal and vertical angles may not reach wide enough. Supposedly that the farther, the greater in coverage. The maximum limit is quite limited though! That's not so great, but you get what you pay for. Four, more importantly, above all other flaws, is the detection scan performance. Maybe it's just the temperature stasis and fluctuation, but the alarm doesn't chime consistently enough. Maybe, there are differences between alarm and chime mode? Perhaps in the level of aggressiveness? Once again, there's a trade-off. Before we go on, I must inform you that this device is of course, a electronic device. Being a electronic device, the battery installation must be in the correct polarity diagram. That means to have the battery's polarity terminal ends to correctly align center with the devices polarity terminal ends counterpart. I don't see these devices marketed too often, so I expect some malfunctions. To remedy this problem, I need to apply enough electro charges to the metal bar. That solution would be your handy dandy hair dry! Looks like fashion is useful after all! Of course, cupping over the speaker may help in retaining enough heat to generate temperature rise. The first thing you do, is to set off the alarm. The second is obviously to heat up the bar; you may cover the speaker with your palm, if you feel as necessary. Your (sensitive) alarm should be ready to go after a bit, or while, of heating. I hope that this advice helps you, somehow... The greatest potential of the alarm is obviously the old ass business advice, "location, location, location. After all, we must exploit its ranged potential, despite its weaknesses. Now, it is said to be a ceiling, but what if there be no touching the ceiling? After all, we're getting quite the lack in distance range and other substandard factors. Surely, there's got to be another way! Well, there's always individual placement, the first alternative. Placing the alarm tilted slanted with some support structure, will force the center of the pitch to home in on the specified area. It's kind of like a camera. I recommend not to just plop the alarm on the floor face up. It's field of view cannot cover much of its sides. Well, maybe it can, but I highly doubt it could detect with its underside. The second alternative is placing the alarm to face a door of a room. If you will occupy the room, make sure that the focusing mechanism is facing the door and not your person. When someone opens the door, the alarm may alert or notify of his/her/its presence. For sure, a step or two will sound off the alarm. However, given the closing gap between the alarm and door, it could be of ease to deactivate the alarm. Such a close reach would defeat its purpose as a ranged detector. You would have been better off with a contact detector. The third alternative seems to be the most stable/rigid/fixated. The alarm could be watching a door entry, or watching your personals. Most likely, you would want to face the alarm towards your personals (the motive of home invasion is usually theft, if not escalating to some violent situation), but do leave them in a We covered the where, but how about when? The best possible situation is obviously when being alerted to a unknown presence is required. A wakeup call is one example. Being focused on work, bath(room), and sleep, but need some safety measure, is another. You MUST use the proper alarm when not carrying your personals (THAT MEANS TO CARRY YOUR BELONGINGS WITH YOUR PERSON UNTIL YOU DEPLOY THE PROPER ALARM TO HELP YOU GUARD THEM!!! [vehicle remotes are considered personals so before deploying alarm, wrap them in plastic wrap {in order to protect against potential humidity} before sealing it with a case/pouch]), but stay near enough to hear the alarm situated with your belongings within the occupied room (e.g. only you and only your belongings in that room); do arm yourself with defense (safely if possible [probably best with alarm mode, probably, but inconvenient]) should the case of the unexpected arise. NEWS FLASH!!! Should you ever need to go to the restroom, it is best, as a precaution, to ALWAYS take your belongings with you to the restroom. I don't care if it is just peeing or pooping. Or that there is an interference with a dress code. A time away is an opportunity for the magical disappearing act to happen! When unable to carry on your person, practice the drawer box storage technique. No, you do not need to bring the (door handle) alarm if you are peeing or pooping (and sensory detection able). You do need to arm yourself with defense as safely as possible (this is especially true during times of darkness, when nobody is around, but daylight is not guarantee either); in case of a unexpected assault, you will never (always) know when danger strikes. Maybe it is (over-)paranoid, but during times of (emergency) crisis, you might run into a desperate burglary/robbery situation. It's the darnest things that can be ever done! Sometimes, it can reach to a dangerous situation. Reasons? Who the hell knows? It could been anything in times of (emergency crisis). Should you need to use the alarm while you are away, you will be relying on other occupants to hone in on the alert. Before setting alarm mode, make sure that the trusted occupants are okay with it. It's quite the painful deafening experience. For door scenarios, alarm mode is definitely louder and more receptive to perception. You will still be relying on other occupants to hone in on the alert. Once again, before setting alarm mode, make sure that the trusted occupants are okay with it. It's quite the painful deafening experience. Overall, a ceiling alarm, one with ranged heat detection, is primarily good for good spacious room sectors, especially good locked spacious room sectors (you don't want to give intruders a head start to disarm the alarm; performance may still vary by the condition of detection capabilities and temperature variance). For sure, they will never best a frame lock; instead, they are supposed to give you a time gap for awareness and preparation. Now, alarms aren't the best security, nor defense, but they can sure detect for what's up ahead, or at least opposite of the door. Well, they do provide some makeshift means of deterrence against roof and floor intrusions. Those incidents don't happen too often, but it sure is quite weird and unrealistic! Oh, be sure to check your shower/bathtub curtain FIRST per water closest visit (seriously, this is the most at-risk ambush coverage to look out for; the curtain greatly obscures view, but also provides ease of movement; behind the curtain, an attacker can engage your person without warning or retrieve your arm without warning; it is urgent that you must ready and retain control of your arm before navigating the curtain for inspection of possible danger [you may keep the curtain half open for ease of view; if you ever see a unexpected fully closed curtain, prepare thyself, place all held items on floor and ready arm before investigation]), rooms (don't forget the cabinets [place your cereal box in a kitchen cabinet after eating; bring it out before eating; for memory labeling reference to help you remember to check the kitchen cabinets too, you don't want to subconsciously walk back and forth, pacing, worrying about a possible cabinet ambush when you least expect it; it's exaggerating, I know, but maybe not!] and the [wall] closets [keep your distance when opening room/cabinet/closest door]) daily (optimally in morning [morning alone is good enough] and night), frame locks weekly, and inside and outside the roof periodically. Sometimes, there are attempts; some might be even just partially successful. It's best to stay on the safe side. And checking the roof might prevent a rained in disaster. Sometimes, I wonder if there is a long range static electricity detection alarm that could be of use? It would definitely cover quite the area! I just need to hide it with the best scan radius location. --- I will add the post context/content to the correct coronavirus prepping subtopic. It's not really direct defense, but its detection sure supplement it significantly! As for direct defense, yeah, surely a firearm will do its job. However, handling the weapon can be quite the hassle, especially in the dark. You can't light up the room because you would either be out of reach of your weapon, or the burglar/robber/intruder would have a focused awareness of possible defense. While light might give you a clearer picture, it is a double-edged sword, giving the burglar/robber/intruder a clearer picture. Don't expect the threat agent to run away, there's too many factors and conditions to assume a conclusion! If you are going to handle a long gun, it can be difficult to handle on the grips, requiring some memory cache stored in mind. You can't just focus on weapon retrieval and handling by memory alone in this situation. To counter long range theft, you can place it near the pillow, throw over a bed blanket, throw over some nonallergic weight (another lock box? [right angle] flashlight?) over its end and touching the wall. By hypothesis, assuming that nothing could go wrong, the method should work as foolproof. Even then, there are other practices yet to be mastered. There are other practices yet to be mastered. This post isn't a training lesson plan as it's a very dynamic set of scenarios. Instead, I would at least suggest to go for glow-in-the-dark shaftment/finger(_pockets) |
Author: | RV-007 [ Fri Apr 02, 2021 6:31 pm ] |
Post subject: | Re: Coronavirus or not, I shaved my own head! Among other th |
Something about the rooftop is a happening! This is an area that I admit I lack proper coverage upon. It's true that some fucking motherfucker goes tromping/TRESPASSING on the roof for some fucking reason (he deserves to die and burn like a fucking piece of shit). I don't know why he would do this, especially after a through lock and check up. This type of fucking persistence can only indicate the level of aggression to increase. That means there's a incremental chance for a violent felony to occur! That felony would be called the fucking trespass/ambush, or in some cases, the ninja drop. It's like a fucking predator/alien/batman monster that's ready to pounce upon its unsuspecting (or unaware) victim. That's some fucked up shit, especially if you cannot find a way to safely monitor what goes up on gargoyle land! The rooftop post gets its own trespassing countermeasure post because it is trespassing without readily accessible detection/transverse. You wouldn't normally see or know where is the intruder. LION RAWR! --- What I propose, but only in speculation, is a spy drone (aka quadcopter or quadrotor [best {as in close to optimal performance} be said the xFold {or even multiple, maybe coordinating at the same time! It's gonna be this song! VERY STATE OF THE ARTISH!!! YES, VERY EXPENSE!}, by ZM Interactive]). The camera would need to work at a 360 degrees (or at least omni-directional). Motion sensors at a 360 degrees (or at least omni-directional) would be another great option. The drone itself might need to be up running as 24/7 as possible. It might need a workaround during rainy or snowy days. The monitoring needs to have playback review options. Both the monitoring and remote control probably needs to be portable in case of the situation that calls for it. The batteries to all devices needs a convenient recharge time. The distance needs to be far from reach, but near enough to communicate recording. So far, it's not going to happen anytime soon. Yeah, it's pretty complicated crap. There's not much working solution against this type of attack. The most convenient way, is to transverse over the roof yourself, but getting down can be quite burdensome, plus immobile and vulnerable to ambushes lying in wait. You can get a camera, but you can't see much in terms of away from the monitor. The camera can be vandalized anyways, thus, this is why I propose the quadcopter in the first place. The heat detector would do too, but it's the same situation as the camera. It's all quite shit. The best bet is just some patrol/surveillance duty by a police quadcopter. It will scan about for sneaky mutherfuckers, especially those reported. Otherwise, it's hard to determine what's going on until you get the whole picture. It is also controversial due to the possibility of incriminating evidence. This is when some dude says that a machine gun, or repeating firearm(s), would be quite quite convenient, especially to wipe out the mutherfuckers. Surf's up, muthafucker. Surfaris - Wipe Out Link |
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