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Are the electromechanical locks on your safes and vault Doors EMP Resistant?

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Hellcat
Not that today's current events should have you concerned, but this is a wrinkle I had not even thought about, but maybe I should start wearing my tin foil hat more often.


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Not that today's current events should have you concerned, but this is a wrinkle I had not even thought about, but maybe I should start wearing my tin foil hat more often.


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i saw a video that the locksmith used a large magnet, and he was able to open up the safe

if i can find that video, i'll add it here, or a new posting

here it is, no matter what, i'd not trust one.

 
I think my digital keypad lock is EMP resistant. Purchased a Liberty safe. Honestly I’m still waiting for the safe to be delivered. Order it last April and it finally was built and delivered to my local shop. Now just waiting for it to be delivered to the house. Last two attempts to deliver it have been thwarted by rain. Unfortunately where I’m placing it, the only access is the side yard basement door which means a delivery that’s not on pavement. Darn western PA.

fingers crossed for the next delivery window which is next week!
 
I think my digital keypad lock is EMP resistant. Purchased a Liberty safe. Honestly I’m still waiting for the safe to be delivered. Order it last April and it finally was built and delivered to my local shop. Now just waiting for it to be delivered to the house. Last two attempts to deliver it have been thwarted by rain. Unfortunately where I’m placing it, the only access is the side yard basement door which means a delivery that’s not on pavement. Darn western PA.

fingers crossed for the next delivery window which is next week!
you live in PA...??

then you had better do something about that dang rodent that says when spring is coming....or not.
 
Not that today's current events should have you concerned, but this is a wrinkle I had not even thought about, but maybe I should start wearing my tin foil hat more often.


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I have the same hat.
 
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The reason why the groundhog is always wrong.
at least he does it for free, or logs to grind his teeth into.

the real weather people can be wrong 99% of the time, and yet they still get 100% of thier paychecks.

they ought to be paid on a sliding scale...100% correct forecast, you get 100% pay check.

anything less than 100% perfect, then they get a percentage of the weather that actually happens.

like 50% chance of rain..??

and it ranis like maybe 60 %..??

then they get 60% of thier pay.

i think that's fair.

any other job anyone has, you screw up, you get written up, maybe even suspended......sometimes fired......
 
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