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VABCHTIGER
| Favorite team: | LSU  |
| Location: | South Boston, VA |
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| Number of Posts: | 374 |
| Registered on: | 9/10/2007 |
| Online Status: | Not Online |
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re: Are POE cameras cross-compatible with other systems (reolink ->?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/9/26 at 2:24 pm to LEASTBAY
Tough internet guy - "I do not need to to anything." How to say you're a spoiled mommy's baby without saying it...
Common sense says that when you make a statement, YOU should be able to explain it instead of telling someone else to do your work - unless of course you are on reddit or the OT, neither of which I use.
Common sense says that when you make a statement, YOU should be able to explain it instead of telling someone else to do your work - unless of course you are on reddit or the OT, neither of which I use.
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re: Are POE cameras cross-compatible with other systems (reolink ->?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/9/26 at 10:45 am to LEASTBAY
You can't even keep your story straight, loser. I asked you to cite a source for a statement that you made and you told me to look it up on chat gpt - I didn't ask for any specifics, moron. I just wanted to to know where you got your information, and now I know - it came out your arse.
If you make a statement, then you need to be able to back it up -not tell me to find the information for you, lazy bum. If you won't back it up with facts, I'll call you out every time. And if the info is so readily available, why don't you cite the source for your statement?
If you make a statement, then you need to be able to back it up -not tell me to find the information for you, lazy bum. If you won't back it up with facts, I'll call you out every time. And if the info is so readily available, why don't you cite the source for your statement?
re: Are POE cameras cross-compatible with other systems (reolink ->?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/8/26 at 10:26 pm to LEASTBAY
You surely didn't hurt my feelings. In fact, I feel sorry for you that you still can't admit that you don't know as much as you thought you did. And as for being a pussy, I'm not the one who tried to get someone else to do what you would have done if you were a man, pussy. LOL...
re: Are POE cameras cross-compatible with other systems (reolink ->?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/8/26 at 6:43 pm to LEASTBAY
When I asked LEAST (apparently an apt name) to cite a source for his statement "I think most of them are hikvision that are rebranded", he told me to ask chat gpt to break it down for me. And then he waffled by saying that he hadn't kept up with it for a while.
Be a man, admit that you don't really know what you're talking about and don't tell people to do your work for you! What a dweeb...
Be a man, admit that you don't really know what you're talking about and don't tell people to do your work for you! What a dweeb...
re: Are POE cameras cross-compatible with other systems (reolink ->?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/8/26 at 3:27 pm to LEASTBAY
LEASTBAY, Can you cite a source why you say that you "think most of them are hikvision that are rebranded if I'm not mistaken"?
re: Coach JJ Has Forgotten More.......
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/6/26 at 12:05 pm to redfish99
redfish99's "Idiotic take" is an idiotic take...
re: Big pop up comes through
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 4/4/26 at 5:39 pm to JTA1985
If "This is just sad", then you are just pathetic...
re: The fifth foul on Grace Knox was a crucial play in the game & was wrong, wrong, wrong
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 3/28/26 at 6:41 pm to thetruthisnotkind
"Wow…I didn’t read any of it"
How to say that you are a moron without saying that you are a moron,,,
How to say that you are a moron without saying that you are a moron,,,
re: Time to celebrate Will Wade coming back with a TD Gear Giveaway...Winners Listed Inside
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 3/26/26 at 1:53 pm to Chicken
Thanks...
re: Help me pick a ZTR mower
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 3/2/26 at 11:25 am to Enadious
I'm cutting between 1 1/2 and 2 acres, and after researching, I just bought a 54" Bad Boy ZT Avenger with a Kawasaki engine.
re: Replacing old Heat Sensor Alarms (old smoke detectors?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/19/26 at 3:27 pm to baldona
As I wrote, a heat detector is normally used in place of a smoke detector in places that are more conductive to false alarms - dusty attics, basements workshops, etc. or a garage where vehicle emissions might cause a false alarm (but a heat detector normally would not be placed directly over where a vehicle would park after entering the garage).
Just because you haven't seen something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist or isn't there. And I'm not going to tell you what to do, since I'm not familiar with the home - all I can do is to give you information.
Also, since you haven't provided any brand/model information, I'm not convinced that those units are only heat detectors.
Just because you haven't seen something doesn't mean that it doesn't exist or isn't there. And I'm not going to tell you what to do, since I'm not familiar with the home - all I can do is to give you information.
Also, since you haven't provided any brand/model information, I'm not convinced that those units are only heat detectors.
re: Replacing old Heat Sensor Alarms (old smoke detectors?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/19/26 at 12:23 am to baldona
And by the way, there are two types of smoke detectors - Photoelectric and ionization. These days, you find more of the photoelectric type since they are not as sensitive in certain situations and therefore cause less false alarms. The photoelectric type have a chamber that smoke particles have to enter to cause an alarm condition.
The ionization type do not need very much smoke at all, if any because of the circuitry that they use to determine an alarm condition. It is possible for them to indicate an alarm from the almost invisible particles given off by a red hot stove element.
The ionization type do not need very much smoke at all, if any because of the circuitry that they use to determine an alarm condition. It is possible for them to indicate an alarm from the almost invisible particles given off by a red hot stove element.
re: Replacing old Heat Sensor Alarms (old smoke detectors?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/18/26 at 11:35 pm to baldona
Knowing the brand and model number would help "to determine what their point was". Other things to help determine that would be:
Are they stand alone detectors? A stand alone detector is just that - it is powered only by a battery with no external power supply. A stand alone heat detector would normally only need power for sounding purposes, whereas a stand alone smoke detector would use the power for the detection circuitry and also for sounding purposes.
Are they part of a security system? A smoke detector would likely be powered by 12 volts DC and also have control circuit wiring (but some smoke detectors combine the power and control circuitry), and a heat detector would not normally have power to it, but would still use control circuit wiring.
Are they installed per current code, meaning they have to be interconnected? If that is the case, a smoke detector will then be powered by 120 volts AC and also have control circuit wiring.
Where were they mounted? They could be only heat detectors, but that would be unusual unless they were mounted in dusty areas like attics or in a garage where an idling vehicle could cause a false alarm.
And if they are old, there is little likelihood of being able to replace them with like models, even if you wanted to.
You wrote, "Or were they some sort of different system? More advanced or something?" I asked about the brand and model number to try to determine that.
I'm writing this as a former owner of a security system company, and I've installed my fair share of both smoke and heat detectors.
Are they stand alone detectors? A stand alone detector is just that - it is powered only by a battery with no external power supply. A stand alone heat detector would normally only need power for sounding purposes, whereas a stand alone smoke detector would use the power for the detection circuitry and also for sounding purposes.
Are they part of a security system? A smoke detector would likely be powered by 12 volts DC and also have control circuit wiring (but some smoke detectors combine the power and control circuitry), and a heat detector would not normally have power to it, but would still use control circuit wiring.
Are they installed per current code, meaning they have to be interconnected? If that is the case, a smoke detector will then be powered by 120 volts AC and also have control circuit wiring.
Where were they mounted? They could be only heat detectors, but that would be unusual unless they were mounted in dusty areas like attics or in a garage where an idling vehicle could cause a false alarm.
And if they are old, there is little likelihood of being able to replace them with like models, even if you wanted to.
You wrote, "Or were they some sort of different system? More advanced or something?" I asked about the brand and model number to try to determine that.
I'm writing this as a former owner of a security system company, and I've installed my fair share of both smoke and heat detectors.
re: Replacing old Heat Sensor Alarms (old smoke detectors?)
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/18/26 at 6:45 pm to baldona
Would be helpful to supply a brand and model number of the ones you want to replace, if you can.
re: OUR PRESIDENT, Pardons LSU great Billy Cannon!!
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/13/26 at 11:14 am to Camp Randall
You are the moron, camp randi...
re: H.R. 7166 "Stop Online Sales of Ammunition Act"
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/8/26 at 8:54 pm to finchmeister08
Yep - I quit watching him because I found that his videos usually didn't match up to the titles that he gave them.
re: Camo tool and screws for deck boards
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 2/8/26 at 2:02 pm to NyCaLa
Their website says - 1-7/8 in. (47.6mm) screws for boards 3/4–1 in. (19–25.4mm) thick and 2-3/8 in. (60.3mm) screws for boards 1–1-½ in. (25.4–38.1mm) thick.
re: Boycott Matt Bowers Dealerships…..
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 1/18/26 at 11:07 pm to ChatGPT of LA
Pussy
re: Boycott Matt Bowers Dealerships…..
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 1/18/26 at 2:02 pm to Nix to Twillie
Jackass
re: Boycott Matt Bowers Dealerships…..
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 1/18/26 at 2:01 pm to ChatGPT of LA
ChatGPT of LA
Idiot
Idiot
re: Boycott Matt Bowers Dealerships…..
Posted by VABCHTIGER on 1/18/26 at 1:59 pm to Wind
And you, well you just sound stupid AND gay...
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