[SBE] Copper Thefts

[Larry Bloomfield]

I agree with you Clay about the alarm system being a good approach, but 
the kind of alarm system is important. As you and most of us know, most 
antenna farms are located where not just wild animals can set them off, 
but other kinds of animal critters, so that has to be considered as well.

 
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k7cr wrote:

> I suspect that many station owners/managers would rather see the 

> copper thefts than go to that kind of expense.   You have to ask the 

> question - How much are you willing to spend to stop a loss of $_____ 

> ?  This is similar to the argument that we often have to make for the 

> purchase of a piece of back up or replacement equipment etc.  In some 

> cases the cost

> of fencing a site may be a waste considering that fences are like 

> locks...

> They only keep an honest person....honest.

>

> Thus far, it appears that Alarm Systems are probably the best bet.

>

> Clay Freinwald

>

>

>> The few yards I've been in that *don't* have a dog or three, are

>> double-fenced with HIGH fences, razor wire,  and fairly extensive

>> perimeter alarms, much like a prison, and one had a couple ( 2 )

>> guys working scrapping and stock disassembly over night.

>>

>> -- 

>> Cowboy

>>

>> http://cowboys.homeip.net

>>

>

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