[PLUG-TALK] Technobabble

John Sechrest sechrest at peak.org
Mon Apr 5 00:09:13 UTC 2004



I think that this is an existing product that can just be purchased:

http://www.smarthome.com/193016.html
http://www.windwire.com/find/wireless+doorbell.html
http://www.seniorshops.com/sonicdb100.html
http://www.atrendyhome.com/wido.html
http://www.weatherconnection.com/product.asp?itmky=746120
http://images.google.com/froogle?q=doorbell&cat=445
http://www.wireless-toolkit.com/WirelessDoorbell.html
http://www.widhh.com/store_signaling.html
http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/tg/detail/-/B00006J03F/104-5458140-1224743?v=glance







Jeme A Brelin <jeme at brelin.net> writes:

 % 
 % So, I've got this roommate that is apparently somewhat hard of hearing (to
 % be fair, her room is somewhat sonicly isolated from the doorbell
 % mechanism).  She can't hear the doorbell in her bedroom.  Well, that's
 % tough.
 % 
 % Anyway, I don't want a louder doorbell.  I think that's overkill.
 % 
 % I'm hoping to get some kind of quick and dirty contact-closure type
 % wireless device that can transmit a signal when the circuit is closed on
 % the existing doorbell.  Seems pretty simple to me, but I don't know what
 % kind of parts I need or if there is a commodity product that is cheap and
 % can be adapted to the job.
 % 
 % Of course, in addition to the transmitter, I'll need something that can do
 % something useful with the signal... like sound another bell or turn on a
 % light.
 % 
 % Any help appreciated.
 % 
 % J.
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