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NYCRooftop tresspassing tour:
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Not graffiti thats Half steppin
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^profileing police rustostencil^
^asteroids marbleshardz & rusto^
^zi monarch rusto canvas^
^2turntables and a 1/4 oz. rustostenci^ (niggaz need to stop biting it)
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I think that is a real target from the shooting range.
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A lot of people seem to think this shit is too expensive. I'm not saying you should be paranoid but you should at least have some knowledge on how to recognise and defeat these items. It isn't difficult to defeat electronic detection. This shit is becoming more and more common for a few reasons.
1. The person making the decision to buy electronic detection usually isn't pulling the money from their own wallet. Most big companies have loot to waste for cool new toys.
2. Graffiti will not hurt a train (they rust a lot slower I think) however when they see a lot of graff thoughts like "It will cost millions to repaint all those trains" run through minds.
3. Electronic detection equipment becomes cheaper and more reliable every day. Bulls and rentacops are becoming more expensive every day too.
4. It isn't just to stop graff, the line may be having theft problems (usually rail employees). That chill spot you may have hit a thousand times could be hit up with cameras or sensors.
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Drunk frat boy "Don't step on the third rail". Funny shit is we were on freight tracks.
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Better way to beat motion detectors, cover them with aluminum foil and jet.
Smashing them will only bring heat (they send trouble signals) and will be repaired.
If you can cover it with aluminum the owner will never know its not working.
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Cost for camera system with 16 cameras that detects motion and sounds alarm: less than $7000.
Cost of labor for installing such a system in a medium sized train yard: $5000
Getting a good chunk of that loot and knowing how to defeat that system: PRICELE$$
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As an alarm tech I may have some insight
1. If you have enough money you can make/buy one, there are sensors
all ready in mass production that detect glass breaking that can tell if
the glass is tempered (breaks into small pieces) or plate glass. There is
no such sensor in mass production yet but It would be easy to make. Items
of this nature are all ready patented but not cost effective.
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/7064664.html
Check this one too for laughs:
http://www.freepatentsonline.com/5528220.html
2. More effective is a camera system that sounds an alarm when motion
is detected. You can program them to sense movement of a specific type
like people sized objects entering a yard perimeter. These cameras need little
or no light to work (much less than your eyes need).
3.Motion detectors (passive infra red sensors) are not effective
in outdoor settings due to false alarms and less coverage area. They work
by sensing heat from an object changing position. Outdoors settings have
too much movement of heat (birds, animals, bugs, warm garbage or leaves blowing)
The best way to defeat these systems is to learn how they work. You can google
motion detectors, DVR camera systems, and alarms to at least know what to look for.
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