call home to listen to outdoor mic?

[clemslay@iname.com]

I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
(rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)

A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
I didn't want to use an answering machine,
so that rules out the room monitor with external
mic.

Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?

Thanks.

[Lucas Tam]

clemslay@iname.com wrote in news:c9c3611tuqa69a9vgnm8j1i6g6e6se0tjf@
4ax.com:

> Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?


Ya, there are a couple of devices:

Tele-Monitor 2000/3000
THE INFORMER
THE "X" PHONE


Typically Spy Gadet stores sell these devices.


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[Si Ballenger]

On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 20:00:34 -0500, clemslay@iname.com wrote:

>I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
>and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
>(rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
>until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)
>
>A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
>but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
>I didn't want to use an answering machine,
>so that rules out the room monitor with external
>mic.
>
>Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?
>
>Thanks.

Why not the answering machine? If you are looking to evesdrop you
might want to check the on line "spy" shops for appropriate
gizmos.

[Gim]

Try S.O.S.Automation from www.sosautomation.com . Though designed mainly to
listen to sos voices its actually has a voice verification capabilty and
uses also for spying.

I hope it helps

Gim

<clemslay@iname.com> wrote in message
news:c9c3611tuqa69a9vgnm8j1i6g6e6se0tjf@4ax.com...
> I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
> and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
> (rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
> until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)
>
> A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
> but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
> I didn't want to use an answering machine,
> so that rules out the room monitor with external
> mic.
>
> Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?
>
> Thanks.
>

[Rick M]

Viking Electronics www.vikingelectronics.com makes a RAD-1 device that
answers on the first ring and then bridges the phone line to another
phone line or phone device. They also make an HF-3W (hands-free
talkback) unit that can be used to eavesdrop.

If you don't want it to answer on the first ring, you could use their
RC-2A touch tone relay and enter a security code to bridge you into
your microphone or the HF-3W




On Sat, 16 Apr 2005 20:00:34 -0500, clemslay@iname.com wrote:

>I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
>and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
>(rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
>until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)
>
>A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
>but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
>I didn't want to use an answering machine,
>so that rules out the room monitor with external
>mic.
>
>Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?
>
>Thanks.

[Carlos Cabrita]

clemslay@iname.com wrote:
> I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
> and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
> (rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
> until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)
>
> A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
> but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
> I didn't want to use an answering machine,
> so that rules out the room monitor with external
> mic.
>
> Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?
>
> Thanks.
>
Try Nseven T7 system at www.nseven.com there is a sepecial device
forthat question.

[Spanky0126]

Try the Elk Products M1 Control with Listen In Module.

clemslay@iname.com wrote:
> I would like to be able to call home, enter some code,
> and be able to listen to a outdoor mic.
> (rioting nearby in street, no point coming home
> until it ends) (no law, don't bother going there)
>
> A camera or two might be nice, maybe later,
> but a mic kept dry would be the most important.
> I didn't want to use an answering machine,
> so that rules out the room monitor with external
> mic.
>
> Any ideas? Anyone make a "box" for this?
>
> Thanks.