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How to detect wild animal pests in a windy garden?

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  • N NeverDie

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPgqfnKG_T4

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    @NeverDie Great link thanks. That guy has gone all out to fight the legions!

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      @NeverDie Great link thanks. That guy has gone all out to fight the legions!

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      #42

      @Terrence You're welcome! This is the movie clip that inspired a lot of hackers to make their own:
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elJ3t6AOPJc

      For instance, a number of people have made paintball robot sentries. I think that for a backyard, though, water projectiles are the best.

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      • N NeverDie

        @Terrence You're welcome! This is the movie clip that inspired a lot of hackers to make their own:
        https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=elJ3t6AOPJc

        For instance, a number of people have made paintball robot sentries. I think that for a backyard, though, water projectiles are the best.

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        @NeverDie I may have to dive into this, as we are expanding our garden and we have plenty of the furry devils. :)

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          #44

          Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to build something like this:
          https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fcT4w4ofvU

          Then just program it to rapidly spray the entire region that you want protected. :) You'd probably want some waterproof motors, though. Not sure who sells those.

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          • N NeverDie

            Looks like it wouldn't be too hard to build something like this:
            https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3fcT4w4ofvU

            Then just program it to rapidly spray the entire region that you want protected. :) You'd probably want some waterproof motors, though. Not sure who sells those.

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            @NeverDie yeah, I think it's called sprinkler in most hardware stores and you can get the improved version with automatic movement without electricity for cheap now. :grinning: :grinning: :grinning:

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              #46

              Yes, as mentioned earlier in the thread. I think you're right, though, it would be easier and more practical. Then the problem reduces to mostly just a detection issue.

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