There's an old, well-established alarm company in the greater Boston area that is know for their alarm system museum. A friend asked me about them but I can't recall the name of the company. I do recall they have their own UL-listed CS and they've got a good reputation.
Does anyone know who they are?
is know for their alarm system museum. A friend
they have their own UL-listed CS and they've got a good
Bingo! That's the company. I got a call from a non-DIYer today. He wanted the name of a decent company in the Boston area. I met the owner once during my *very* brief tenure as NEACC rep for CBFAA (I think I attended 2 or 3 meetings and decided it wasn't worth the effort). I've heard good things about them from a few ex-customers of theirs over the years. Thanks.
the name of a decent company in the Boston area. I met
attended 2 or 3 meetings and decided it wasn't worth
theirs over the years.
Wayne's one of the "good guys".
While we're on the museum subject... several years ago (probably 10) there was a GREAT book on the history of alarms, I bought a copy at NBFAA meeting then gave it to someone and never got it back. It had great photos of really old stuff. Anyone know the title of the book?
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I've read a couple of good ones through the years also, but can't remember the titles. You might try looking for something about Edwin Holmes. He's credited with inventing the burglar alarm. However I think it was actually someone by the name of Paris (?) who submitted the first drawings for patent. Holmes probably just had more of a reputation as an inventor and was able to exploit it better.
What did the Shsh shsh shsh Chefodafutua invent?
Yes. It's called "The Rojas Garage: Part I"
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