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    May 31, 2020

    Home security: Best overall home defense shotgun?

    Best overall home defense shotgun?

    Posted: 31 May 2020 02:16 PM PDT

    I'm in the market for a defense shotgun. I was looking at the Remington TAC 13 V3, but I've heard Remington isn't as good as it used to be. Someone suggested the Mossberg 500 Tactical. It is $500 less than the Remington. The only downside is it being pump and not semi auto. Any advice is appreciated. Thanks

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    Any alternative Synology Software without 'per camera licenses'?

    Posted: 31 May 2020 05:24 AM PDT

    Hi all, I'm looking at moving from my nest cameras (subscription based as we know) to utilizing my existing Synology NAS along side some Wifi IP cameras.

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    However, looking into it, it seems the software offered by synology 'Surveillance Station' only allows for 2 cameras and then you must purchase more licenses to add more cameras (which I find ridiculous personally, since I've already purchased their NAS, so it's now my hardware doing all the hard work with the cameras... so what exactly is the Lic for?)...

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    Anyway, does anyone else know of any other software (perhaps through docker or something) that I can use on the NAS with IP Cameras? I'd love for something like NetCam Studio or Blue Iris to be available, but it looks like they're windows only.

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    Any help would be appreciated!

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    Options on outdoor\indoor security camera with 50-100 mm lens? Or recommend me something to take stable quality from 100-150 meters distance with decent night picture? Preferable cheap and analog from some Alibaba or other Chinese.

    Posted: 31 May 2020 02:00 AM PDT

    Help picking a safe

    Posted: 30 May 2020 05:53 PM PDT

    I've been to three different safe shops in the last two days. I've got it down to the following in basic paint colorations:

    • AmSec BF 6636 - $6200 installed.
    • Fort Knox Protector 6637 - $5200 installed.
    • Fort Knox Executive 6637 - $5900 installed.
    • Liberty National Security Classic Plus 40 (66x36 sized) - $5500 installed.

    All with electronic locks, power, lights, dehumidifier, jewelry box, door organizer, corner bolts on the Fort Knox, and handle on the AmSec and Fort Knox.

    Budget is $5-6k and the AmSec is kind of over budget.

    They all have their individual pluses and minuses such as:

    • + Fort Knox tests at much higher fire temperature (lasts longer too), has a S&G electronic lock, corner bolts.
    • - Fort Knox doesn't list internal volume, warranty requires you to ship the safe back to them after an incident.
    • + Liberty has much better warranty than others (free shipping, free opening, free replacement, transferable), uses locking plates instead of bars, great interior setup but not fully carpeted (under shelves).
    • - Liberty uses a SecuRam electronic lock - never heard of them.
    • + AmSec's BF uses the DryLight fire protection and has 1/2" plate steel door.
    • - AmSec is most expensive.

    I've been told by all three salesmen that I'll be happy with any of the three companies. Leaning more towards Liberty because of their excellent warranty and better overall shopping experience (large showroom with all models on display).

    How did you decide on what to get? Thoughts?

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