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Storm_master
Siren hacking?
If you have the frequency for the siren system does it mean you can send special tones to active them with a certain radio? :P50: :P50: :P50: :TBolt: :TBolt: :TBolt: :3t22: :3t22: :hurricane:
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EOWS1212man
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Re: Siren hacking?
Yes you can, please don't do it.
Proud owner of a Model A, Model 2, Model 2T and Model 5
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Synther
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Re: Siren hacking?
Yes, but you can get in serious trouble. And i'm trying not to back seat moderate, but using that many emojis is just... cringe.Storm_master wrote: ↑Wed Mar 01, 2017 2:26 amIf you have the frequency for the siren system does it mean you can send special tones to active them with a certain radio? :P50: :P50: :P50: :TBolt: :TBolt: :TBolt: :3t22: :3t22: :hurricane:
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Alburnett2T22
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Re: Siren hacking?
If you hack any outdoor warning systems, You can get in extreme trouble. Creating false alarms is a second degree felony, so do not do it.
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Storm_master
Re: Siren hacking?
I know I just asked when I heard a news story about it.
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