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Thread: Cheap/ easy motion sensor
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11-06-2009,12:20 PM
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11-06-2009,03:14 PM
I'd be quick to say no, but I'm sure it's possible. If the "fire" button on the controller is 120v, I'd rig it to that. Would be worth a try.
Things are never as they seem...
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11-06-2009,09:54 PM
Hey Brad I know the feeling of getting out alive. Just a note that may be helpful. It seems to rain a lot just after I put out my motion sensors and then they seem to act very quirky due to moisture or water being n them. i started wrapping clear glad bags around the sensor head to keep the water out. It seems to work fairly well and still triggers with movement with the bags on. I have purchased thses units and plug parts from walmart. The new 8120 model is around $12 and the time range is in seconds from 4 to like 800 rather than minutes.
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11-10-2009,11:49 AM
Hi i live in the uk and i cant find the right kind of adapter for where the bulb would usally go
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11-11-2009,09:57 AM
ok thanks for the help
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08-30-2010,09:01 PM
I wish I could use the light for the motion sensor! Where'd you pick yours up? Cheapest I found (Walmart site) was $30!!
"Well it's a shouting match you want, eh? Well game on, AAAH, AAAH, AAH, AH, AH, AH, AA-I'M BEATING YOU!"
- Adam West
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Motion light –
08-30-2010,09:47 PM
Try this from walmart
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Heath-Zeni...White/13029275
Our walmart carries these but they are harder to find around halloween. I just bought a couple last week for about $10 so I would have them if I need them.
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