Episode-2355- Bug Out Trailers with Spirko and Harris – Part 9
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Today Steven Harris and I answer your questions on Bug Out Trailers. This time we discuss security while bugging out with a trailer or in any situation really.
This is the ninth in a multi part series that began with Episode-2117- Steven Harris and Jack Spirko on Bug Out Trailers. As this is clearly going to become a multi episode series I have created the tag BOT Shows so that all of them can be found at one location.
The response to the first in the series was overwhelming, Steve compiled and sent me 14 pages of questions, I printed it out and it feels like a small book, and these are just questions and a few notes here and there. So we are going to run about 1 hour and 15 minutes on the interview and break it into pieces parts over the next few months.
Resources for today’s show…
- Steven1234.com – Everything Steven Harris
- The Entire Bug Out Trailer Series
- Join the Members Brigade
- Join Our Forum
- Walking To Freedom
- TspAz.com
- The Granddaddy’s Gun Club
- Bullhead Fishing Forum – A new little site I started
- We Shall Be Free on SongFacts.com
- We Shall Be Free – Garth Brooks
Sponsors of the Day
All the Items we mentioned on Today’s Show
- Infant Optics DXR-8 Pan/Tilt/Zoom 3.5″ Video Baby Monitor
- SainSonic Wireless Audio Video AV Transmitter
- SainSonic PAT-330 Transmitter & Receiver 150M
- Car Backup Camera, IR Night Vision
- HDView Pre-Made All-in-One BNC Video Power Cable
- Hosmart Driveway Alarm
- CampGuard LED Lantern with Motion and Motion with Audible Audio Alarm
- LEDENET® 12V 24V PIR Sensor LED Dimmer Switch
- RGBZONE Aotomatic Mini 5A PIR Infrared Motion Sensor
- Goliton 12V Electronic Buzzer Continuous Beep
- GLW Motion Sensor Flood Light
- 12 Gauge Trip Alarm Products
- SENTRY ALARM MINES .22 Cal trip wire alarms
- All metal rat traps
- Another Option for All Metal Rat Traps
- SimpleColony 3 PACK 120 DB Safesound Personal Emergency Alarm
- Bear Bells
- Nightfox 100V Widescreen Digital Night Vision Infrared Binocular
- Trimax TCL65 Wheel Chock Lock – Tire Boot
- Master Lock – Universal Size Fits 1-7/8″, 2″, and 2-5/16″ Couplers – Trailer Locks
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I’m pumped these are back. I was wondering if this was going to pick back up again after CAC got real busy in September.
Yep, I agree. One of my favorite series. I have all the episodes saved on my cell and listen to them often when Jack takes a podcasting break.
Just stopped by to say if anyone wants to learn something in short courses, Udemy is having their some what quarterly $9.99 sale. If you want to learn anything computer/finance/numbers/logic related, I highly recommend!
What do you guys think of some of those items in those links ???
What did you find most interesting about the BOT 9 show ?
Steve
Steven,
I have been using the Chamberlain driveway alert system since 2013 with great success. I have employed this system in urban, suburban, and mostly recently on my 5 acre homestead. To this day, delivery drivers are always a little unnerved when I am waiting for them before they even get to my house. You can add up to 4 sensors and the base station can be run off four AA batteries for mobile operations.
As for the links, I found the night vision useful because I have been looking for some that I could use on my homestead. For the most part, I have been looking at GEN 1 models for less than $200. However, the Nightfox model seems to be far superior to the other models I was looking at.
Thanks, Jake
Jack,
I just wanted to let you on the Face ID (I think the touch too) if you hold the sleep+volume button. Just like to shut it down the Face ID is Disabled till your password is put in.
Great show. How can a dash cam be incorporated into the security? Which dash cam is best? Or, can one of the cameras Steven mentioned but used as a dash cam with recording?
Solar powered, cell phone carrier neutral trail cams could be a tremendous asset for mobile and stationary security.
https://www.spypoint.com/EN/products/solar-cellular-trail-camera/product-LINK-S.html
I want to figure out how to tie this:
https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=CouxmNqxO4A
to this:
https://www. youtube.com/watch?v=_N3a0sO9Kn4
and use Steve’s pole with motors option.
**Anyone know if the Pi3 could handle 4 USB devices?**
The benefits:
Power requirements would be low.
Size would be portable.
Charging would be easy ( Even a solar panel…. If used correctly, right Steve 😛 ).
The issues would be initial learning and time….
Learning shouldn’t ever be an issue though 🙂
Time, there is never enough.
https://www.americanpartisan.org/2019/01/force-multipliers-the-dakota-alert-motion-detector-for-patrols-and-rural-security/
Dakota alert motion detectors operate on MURS frequencies.