Window Bugs

You could use lithium battery powered glass/shock detectors if you had to...but wood/metal mullions in the windows makes any of those kinda gbs pretty iffy. Go with acoustic gbs as was discussed in a branch of this thread.

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| > I didn't realize those were even still available. I guess the | > manufacturers | > sold them off to the internet resellers, because I don't any pros that | > would | > still use them with a clear conscience. Note to the original poster, don't | > use these unless you enjoy visits from your local PD on a regular basis. | >

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Crash Gordon
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The only way I've ever seen one of those work was if the glass it was stuck to happened to fall out allowing the bug to fall upside down. They are such crap...and they used to be fraudlently advertised as well.

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| > There's a picture of one installed here: | >

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Crash Gordon

See the #714 by United Security Products

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