Tela-Link Radio's

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George Siegle

Jan 1, 1970
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Anyone here that is looking for an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the Tela-Link Radio.

We have switched to them here in the Vancouver area.

Better price per unit and per month than DSC and Connect 24.

George Siegle
Astro Guard Alarms
 
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Nick Markowitz Jr.

Jan 1, 1970
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Do you have a link and are they FCC approved for USA
Anyone here that is looking for an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the Tela-Link Radio.

We have switched to them here in the Vancouver area.

Better price per unit and per month than DSC and Connect 24.

George Siegle
Astro Guard Alarms
 
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Bob La Londe

Jan 1, 1970
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Not so cheap, but works good for me is the digital units from Telular/Telguard. Uplink is (or was) cheaper, but they just aren't as nice as the plug and play operation of the Telguard stuff.


Anyone here that is looking for an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the Tela-Link Radio.

We have switched to them here in the Vancouver area.

Better price per unit and per month than DSC and Connect 24.

George Siegle
Astro Guard Alarms
 
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Tommy

Jan 1, 1970
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Not so cheap, but works good for me is the digital units from
Telular/Telguard. Uplink is (or was) cheaper, but they just aren't as
nice as the plug and play operation of the Telguard stuff.


Anyone here that is looking for
an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the Tela-Link
Radio.

We have switched to them here in the Vancouver area.

Better price per unit and per month than DSC and Connect 24.

George Siegle
Astro Guard Alarms

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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Not so cheap, but works good for me is
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looking for an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the
Tela-Link Radio.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT face=Arial
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switched to them here in the Vancouver area.</FONT></DIV>
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<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Better price per unit and per month
than DSC and Connect 24.</FONT></DIV>
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I have started using the Telular stuff and am pleased with it as well.
 
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Bob La Londe

Jan 1, 1970
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I've got a bunch of TG-4s in the field. Good stuff. I've got one ap where that TG-9 might come in handy. Most other older installs will get replaced with TG-4s in the next couple months.


TG-1 or TG-4?

They are also getting ready to release a TG-9 which is cheaper and works like Uplink
Not so cheap, but works good for me is the digital units from Telular/Telguard. Uplink is (or was) cheaper, but they just aren't as nice as the plug and play operation of the Telguard stuff.


Anyone here that is looking for an alternative to DSC or Alarm Net should look at the Tela-Link Radio.

We have switched to them here in the Vancouver area.

Better price per unit and per month than DSC and Connect 24.

George Siegle
Astro Guard Alarms
 
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Carl Carlson

Jan 1, 1970
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I've got a bunch of TG-4s in the field. Good stuff. I've got one ap where that TG-9 might come in handy. Most other older installs will get replaced with TG-4s in the next couple months.

Bob, I have a TG-7 installed recently that keeps tripping the ST output for no cell service. I had a great signal when installed, like 4 1/2 leds. Looking at the log shows it happens several times a day and usually restores right away. Tech support said to move the antenna, and I did that but to no avail. The signal strength is still excellent, although the first time I responded to the trouble the unit showed complete loss of cell signal. No moving of the antennal would show any improvement, and I had to power cycle the unit to get it working again. As soon as I did this, it showed 4 1/2 leds again. Still logging NSC several times a day. What do you think?

js
 
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Jim

Jan 1, 1970
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    I've got a bunch of TG-4s in the field.  Good stuff.  I've got one ap where that TG-9 might come in handy. Most other older installs will get replaced with TG-4s in the next couple months.  

    Bob, I have a TG-7 installed recently that keeps tripping the ST output for no cell service. I had a great signal when installed, like 4 1/2leds. Looking at the log shows it happens several times a day and usually restores right away. Tech support said to move the antenna, and I did that but to no avail. The signal strength is still excellent, although the firsttime I responded to the trouble the unit showed complete loss of cell signal. No moving of the antennal would show any improvement, and I had to power cycle the unit to get it working again. As soon as I did this, it showed 4 1/2 leds again. Still logging NSC several times a day. What do you think?

    js

    Sounds like a flaky unit to me.  I have not had a bad one yet, but its bound to happen sooner or later.  My other thought might be something is causing massive interferrence several times a day in that area or maybe just in that shop.  

    I know, the automatic coffeee machine is storing the old coffee cans on the antenna.  

    --
    Bob La Londe
    Fishing Arizona & The Colorado River
    Fishing Forums & Contests
   http://www.YumaBassMan.com
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I had an Alarmnet unit a couple of years ago that was doing the same
thing.
Set up with all LEDs field strenghts.
I bought the antenna with the long lead on it and put it up in the
attic as far as it would go and the problem went away. Just something
to do with the area, I guess. Only thing I could couple it with is
that it was near a school and the problems occured between 2:00pm and
5:pm, not every day. But not on weekends.

I figured it was probably magic or 1000 IPODs and cell phones, all
operating at the same time.
 
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