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Article #9705Re: HELP!
From: Last First
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 1991 05:46
Date: Wed, 23 Jan 1991 05:46
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Where's the creative problem approach? Instead of electricity, as the original poster suggested, why not use some other "deterrent"? I suggest a moisture sensor (paper towel strip w/ connections on each end) and a LOUD siren or two, and maybe a flood or strobe light. Now can we get back to sci.electronics? (BTW, where's that FAQ a poster was putting together? We need to include a "what kills? amps or volts?" section).
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