Can someone build me a tamper resitant radon cage out of this? I'll pay you.

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.1800loggers.com/solutions...kits/gkit.php5

[Carla Horne]

I would be happy to, my hobby is cabinet making
email me with what you want

Carla

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by chorne

I would be happy to, my hobby is cabinet making
email me with what you want

Carla

I could too, but you need to design it as an enclosure fully screened so the equipment will still work as designed, provide a screened door access equipped with a door monitoring security alarm that is hooked up to the house alarm and the automatic dialer would call the security.

Second defense would have to have the unit hot wired to 220 volt system with a transformer that would only put out 10 amps. Enough to sting and not kill.
So the next day, It would be safe to assume that the $120 + unit is still in the screened porch.

Maybe we can join forces in you building and I will provide the specs. ha. ha.

Marcel
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[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by mcyr

Second defense would have to have the unit hot wired to 220 volt system with a transformer that would only put out 10 amps. Enough to sting and not kill.

Marcel

Marcel, You should not offer electrcal advice.
You can kill someone with a lot less than 10 Amps.
Try 0.000010 Amps under the right conditions.
or 0.010 under more "normal" conditions

[Marcel R. Cyr]

Originally Posted by mlarson

Marcel, You should not offer electrcal advice.
You can kill someone with a lot less than 10 Amps.
Try 0.000010 Amps under the right conditions.
or 0.010 under more "normal" conditions

Thanks, your advice is taken.

All I can remember about amps is taking a leak on barbed wire fence to keep the cows in the fenced area and it was energized with something that made me a man for an instant. Never forget it. Ahhh, now I remember, it was DC electric. Does that make a difference. No matter what, I never did it again.
I guess I was talking about old experiences again. Hey, It did keep the cows in the pasture and believe you me, it stopped me from pissing on the cow post fence in a heart beat.

Marcel

[Richard L. Bennett]

Do not piss on a radon cage

rlb

[Michael Larson]

Originally Posted by mcyr

Ahhh, now I remember, it was DC electric. Does that make a difference.

It does, but its more complicated than that.

E;ectric fences are actually of varied types. The one I used for goats had 20,000 Volt pulses but of course very low Amps. I wanted the goat to back off not receive an instant Bar-B-Q

I'll tell you about my brother's electric fence story sometime.

[Richard L. Bennett]

Nick

The USN had a modification of this item (Much larger) that I think might work

Small cheep etc. Inspector friendly

Do not need $$ just a little to cover expenses to buy the "toys"

Good find -- I think you have an idea that might be needed in other areas than Florida

Past background -- Nuclear reactor operator USN sub service

rlb

[Bruce M. Graham, III]

The secret, as in commercial HVAC is to install a dummy device so that everybody knows where it is and then set the real one out of sight. We would do this with tstats in office buildings to keep all happy. One day they are all complaining that the temp is way off and that they needed control back, so we just pop on a t-87f(non-functional) for them to play with and all of the sudden everybody is happy. just my .02 at 6 am
Psychotics at there best.

[Joe Farsetta]

RTCA has a toolbox-sized radon cage with all the gadgets to record if it was tampered with. Last I saw it, it was going for about $200.

I use a toolbox with 2 golf tees in it, and dual golf balls. Someone bumps or moves it, the golf balls fall, and I know it was screwed with.

I use 1/2" holes drilled on all sides (with 2 areas in front and back, and on the lid), and cover tem with metallic speaker grilles, for plenty of airflow.

I have 4 of these set-ups, along with warnings across the boxes. Boxes are bright yellow, which I purchased at National Liquidators for about $7 each.

They do the job, are low-tech, and very reliable.

[Bruce A. King]

What do you use to show that the owner left the exterior doors open for hours?

[Nick Gromicko]

http://www.nachi.org/cage.htm

[edavis1]

Maybe your local technical college or high school agricuture class may build it for you.Our rural high schools love to have the materials supplied for projects their students can learn from...just a thouht.My son's class made a huge bar b q grill for us from a barrel drum,we bought the supplies.right now he is making /welding ramps for four wheelers.Students parents bought the supplies.

[Richard L. Bennett]

Some how I like Nicks idea best

Something about high tech that looks good

Nick are you still interested in this product??


rlb

[Nick Gromicko]

Yes, who wants the project to build it? I will put up the $.