Ashenfall & Beedone
Ashenfall Ashenfall
Beedone Beedone
Ashenfall Ashenfall
Been scouring the junkyards for ways to turn leftover wiring into a cheap alarm system. Think it’d give a good edge for keeping the small ones safe—ever tried something like that?
Beedone Beedone
I’ve cobbled a few makeshift alarms out of thrift store cords before, but it’s a bit of a patch job—those wires are like toddlers, they’re messy and short‑lived. If you can add a battery and a simple relay, you’ll get a decent noise when someone bumps into the threshold. Just make sure the circuit is insulated and the battery is replaced regularly, or you’ll end up with more sparks than safety. It’s a quick win, but don’t forget a backup—little ones deserve a reliable shield, not a DIY fireworks show.
Ashenfall Ashenfall
Sounds solid. Just keep a spare battery on hand and double‑check the wiring before nightfall. We’re not looking to light the whole place up with a fire drill. Stay sharp.
Beedone Beedone
Got it. Battery in the spare bin, wiring checked, and no accidental pyrotechnics. Thanks for the heads‑up; I’ll keep the little ones safe and the place from turning into a campfire show. Stay sharp too.
Ashenfall Ashenfall
You’ve got it. Keep the lines tight, the spare on standby, and the kids out of the danger zone. We’ll keep the light low and the watch steady. Stay safe.