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Got a rad today, put it on the window level, then it hit me, I need to put it facing the sky.
Wrong way to place a cobra
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yea we put them on our site as a wayyyy entry model lol. Hard to give thoughts if I havent tried it. I ordered a battery pack from amazon but someone stole it off my front porch yesterday so now I have to wait to get another one for testing
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You have Cobras and thieves in Kansas?
Let me get this straight, with as many guard dogs as you have you still got people stealing stuff off your porch?
That must be one rough neighborhood lol
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yea, front door was open, window blinds pulled back. 7 dogs in the house. My guess some crack head needed a fix bad. This neighborhood is full of crack heads walking up and down the street all hours of the day. Wish it wasnt a crime to release a guard dog on some people.
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Bahahahahah yea probably find it on some street corner
Sorry some bastard stole your stuff Mike. That sucks! 2 things I really hate, liars and thieves! It's a damn shame the pack couldn't have "played" with the SOB while he was reaching for your stuff! Now THAT would have made video of the year!
Were the dogs pointed at the sky? Maybe they weren't turned on. I would have expected an alert. 
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bahahahahahaahah yea, i think they were lying down for there pre afternoon nap, or they did bark and i was on the phone with a customer and thought they were barking at the windWere the dogs pointed at the sky? Maybe they weren't turned on. I would have expected an alert.
In this case, don't send them back to the manufacturer. I guarantee you won't get the same dogs back.
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check the ss number lolIn this case, don't send them back to the manufacturer. I guarantee you won't get the same dogs back.
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A dog owner shall not be liable to a person who suffers bodily injury, serious bodily injury, or death from being bitten by the dog: While the person is on property of the dog owner and the property is clearly and conspicuously marked with one or more posted signs stating “no trespassing” or “beware of dog”.Aug 15, 2013
Beware of Dog: Signage That Can Decrease Dog Liability - Signs.com
https://www.signs.com/.../beware-of-dog-signs-protecting-you-your-dogs-and-your-visit...
I have quite a bit of experience with this........................it is very important that any sign has a large representation/picture of the dog baring teeth or biting. Otherwise, some lawyer, somewhere, will claim that "my client is illterate/doesn't speak English/didn't notice the signage"
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wow didnt know this, good info
have to add, make sure you carry good homeowners liability insurance anyway......................that way they will pay a lawyer to defend you against a claim instead of just paying it, provided you can show that you went over and above to provide CONSPICUOUS warning and the "injured party" willfully ignored those warnings.
Maybe they are Cobra brand dogs and that explains why they didn't detect anything?
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lol
The "wrongest" way for a cobra is allowing one to make its way into a motorized vehicle.
