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Living inside trunking, yes that really is a baby mouse's legs.,mummy mouse chewed all the alarm cables
and below are his brothers and sisters
Living inside trunking, yes that really is a baby mouse's legs.,mummy mouse chewed all the alarm cables
and below are his brothers and sisters
Nice.
An alarm installer pal of mine had a similar experience. He got called to a system which kept going into alarm.
Upon removing the panel lid he was greeted by a mouse making a hasty exit.
It had nested on the nice warm PSU
A swift change of underwear was required after discovering that
An alarm installer pal of mine had a similar experience. He got called to a system which kept going into alarm.
Upon removing the panel lid he was greeted by a mouse making a hasty exit.
It had nested on the nice warm PSU
A swift change of underwear was required after discovering that
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Hello Breezer,
As you may know I am on a 'learning curve' ,
I have encountered the 'space factor' in trunking systems , but surely this mouse was 'breaking the rules' ? by setting up camp, let alone having babies ??? , and as for trying to disable the alarm it makes me think that this mouse may have had ulterior motives. .
(Sorry, but seems a tad quiet lately.)
As you may know I am on a 'learning curve' ,
I have encountered the 'space factor' in trunking systems
, but surely this mouse was 'breaking the rules' ? by setting up camp, let alone having babies ??? , and as for trying to disable the alarm it makes me think that this mouse may have had ulterior motives. . (Sorry, but seems a tad quiet lately.)
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