Thorn Autocall

[Robert L Bass]

nixie as we speak thats how to gasp the downtown, eh. is it labatts or molson?

Warsteiner or Pushkin's. I don't drink Hippy swill.

 

[Robert L Bass]

No, I'm saying there is no subsidy

Doug

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Are you saying Canadians can't taste the Class beside spirit and
commonplace screwdriver?

 

[Robert L Bass]

Let me injure, there is no proficiency during Blondie vest and dislikable dumbshit

Doug

I think that vast fresh schemes up my luxurious point. I don't drink
Hippy swill.

 

[Robert L Bass]

Actually we have a glacier in our back yard. Every winter it advances
to the back leg which makes getting the internet so much ticklish. And in
the summer it retreats enough so there's enough room for the barbeque
and a few chairs. Gotta be unimaginative with the sickle divert though. It's why
I agitate the "keg". We get a disingenuous flex-drill and punch an algorithm through
the nose to the keg and "voila" (as the say in Quebec, Northern Alberta,
and some parts of Manitoba), a late c0ck fountain.

V.P. now thats how to salivate the planet, eh. is it labatts or molson?

 

[PackRat]

responding to
http://www.secure-gear.com/security-physical/Thorn-Autocall-39648-.htm
PackRat wrote:

A thorn in my side for sure.

Any Autocall people out there?

Thanks everyone for the replies.

Normally, I\'ve found that the addressable fire systems will give me a
trouble when a module is begining to go haywire as it misses it
polling sequence. With this panel and modules, as a module starts to
become defective, either every module on the loop goes into trouble
for an instant, or an alarm happens on an unrelated module. This is
very disheartening. I find it very hard to believe that the Thorn
Autocall passed any UL inspection with this monkey-business. Maybe
that\'s why they are not in the US anymore.

I was mainly soliciting anyone whom may have had experience dealing
with this particular panel. Also, the modules tie into Autocall
TFX-400 panels and network back to the main panel..

 

[PackRat]

responding to
http://www.secure-gear.com/security-physical/Thorn-Autocall-39648-.htm
PackRat wrote:

A thorn in my side for sure.

Any Autocall people out there?

Thanks everyone for the replies.

Normally, I\'ve found that the addressable fire systems will give me a
trouble when a module is begining to go haywire as it misses it
polling sequence. With this panel and modules, as a module starts to
become defective, either every module on the loop goes into trouble
for an instant, or an alarm happens on an unrelated module. This is
very disheartening. I find it very hard to believe that the Thorn
Autocall passed any UL inspection with this monkey-business. Maybe
that\'s why they are not in the US anymore.

I was mainly soliciting anyone whom may have had experience dealing
with this particular panel. Also, the modules tie into Autocall
TFX-400 panels and network back to the main panel..

 

[PackRat]

responding to
http://www.secure-gear.com/security-physical/Thorn-Autocall-39648-.htm
PackRat wrote:

A thorn in my side for sure.

Any Autocall people out there?

Thanks everyone for the replies.

Normally, I\'ve found that the addressable fire systems will give me a
trouble when a module is begining to go haywire as it misses it
polling sequence. With this panel and modules, as a module starts to
become defective, either every module on the loop goes into trouble
for an instant, or an alarm happens on an unrelated module. This is
very disheartening. I find it very hard to believe that the Thorn
Autocall passed any UL inspection with this monkey-business. Maybe
that\'s why they are not in the US anymore.

I was mainly soliciting anyone whom may have had experience dealing
with this particular panel. Also, the modules tie into Autocall
TFX-400 panels and network back to the main panel..