Neat Idea For Off Body Carry

[ellis4538]

FWIW This probably could be posted on at least 2 other topics and maybe is but I can't find it sooooo.  Just finished reading the weekly e-mail from Tim at USCCA and in it is a neat idea that can be used for off body carry - purse, "Safepacker" and etc.  He talks about a devise for parents to help them keep track of small kids.  It works like this.  It is a 2 part devise...clip one part to your child/in your "Safepacker" and put the other part in your pocket or whatever.  It can be adjusted for 6 to 30 feet.  If you get beyond your set distance from your "Safepacker" it beeps to let you know.   Neat idea and causes me to rethink OBC.

Stupid me I forgot to say that it is called "Child Guard Transmitter" and I believe that is the web address.

[Hazcat]

FWIW This probably could be posted on at least 2 other topics and maybe is but I can't find it sooooo.  Just finished reading the weekly e-mail from Tim at USCCA and in it is a neat idea that can be used for off body carry - purse, "Safepacker" and etc.  He talks about a devise for parents to help them keep track of small kids.  It works like this.  It is a 2 part devise...clip one part to your child/in your "Safepacker" and put the other part in your pocket or whatever.  It can be adjusted for 6 to 30 feet.  If you get beyond your set distance from your "Safepacker" it beeps to let you know.   Neat idea and causes me to rethink OBC.

Stupid me I forgot to say that it is called "Child Guard Transmitter" and I believe that is the web address.

And that address is ....??

[Jim Urban]

Hazcat

Here's the link to the transmitter Tim talks about in his newsletter.

http://www.preventsecurity.com/productdetails.asp?c=38&s=-1&sub=-1&p=556

Jim

[ellis4538]

The address in the newsletter is Child Guard Transmitter!  I clicked on in the Child Guard Transmitter in the newsletter and it went to the site but I don't know how to set that up here.  There was no www so I could only guess.  It took me to the site selling the transmitter.

[ellis4538]

Jim, thanks for your help.  I'm not as computer literate as some.

ellis4538

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[Walter45Auto]

The bad thing about these, is you'd really have to be careful that the batteries don't run out, ESPECIALLY if you're outside in extremely cold weather. Cold drains batteries quick.