Gate come open, gate come close...

[@batwing1]

Nice, will be doing the same soon for a system to turn highway scale signs on and off

[@anongator]

I love how something cheaper could be used.... But no, let's just use $2500 radios XD

[@redmountaincomms]

@anongator Happy 800 Subscribers I was your 800th subscriber

[@anongator]

Thanks! This channel definitely has grown Larger than I thought it would

[@redmountaincomms]

@@anongator I want to join your trucking system but I live here in Utah Also I sent you an email about donating servers to CTRS

[@redmountaincomms]

@@anongator I tried to call the number on your about and nothing picked up

[@anongator]

Yea it's Sunday so the systems supposed to block calls.

[@TmanGamerTV]

Interesting. Usually, they use an SOS System. (Siren Operated Sensor)

[@anongator]

Never seen any setup like that

[@Subgunman]

A friend who works for a parking company informed me of such a gate at one of the locations he works at. It’s basically a sound pressure level sensor that trips on a audible frequency range at an audio level over 98 db. Basically pull up to the gate and blast the electronic air horn or a quick zap of the siren= gate opens.

[@danielcate9409]

I’m guessing that big base antenna is the receiving antenna for the whole thing?

[@anongator]

Bingo

[@timgore829]

Such a waste of an APX.

[@iwontlagback7236]

Was that really the best way of doing this? I mean it works very well but that looks like a very expensive door opener.

[@anongator]

Oh there's definitely other ways of doing it. But it's still cool AF and works well

[@Subgunman]

If I could find a battery operated gate opener in my region of the world, I have some old P50 radios setup with selectone decoders. Darn thing is they all work on 230 volts. When the power goes out during a thunderstorm who wants to get out of their car to manually open a gate when the power fails. It’s extra work and cost to instal an inverter to power the gate when, if I can bring in a system from the states to do the job with a solar/battery operated system.

[@masonblann]

Why not use a Knox keyswitch?

[@masonblann]

No Knox Box system there?

[@anongator]

Nope. Owner probably didn't want it.

[@Subgunman]

Knox boxes are not that secure. The access key on the box can easily be found on line listed by municipalities in many areas. A trade secret that very few know.

[@masonblann]

@@Subgunman I’m sorry but that is simply not true. You must be thinking of elevator key boxes or other elevator fire keys.

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

Wow that sounds cool! Also, i'm guessing you are verified to open the control cabinet. But anyways, cool stuff cool stuff!

[@anongator]

All you need is a hardhat and a clip board and no one asks questions..... (Yea, I was out there with permission from county due to me working for -BLANK- Inc)

[@CentralVirginiaEAS]

@@anongator Ah ok!

[@Subgunman]

@@anongatoryou need to join red team alliance, they utilize the same concept of blending in like utility workers.