Post A2yPH4jF3AvgjrHEm0 by ink_slinger@coales.co
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 (DIR) Post #A2xGlfOGDLe6Nu11ai by ink_slinger@coales.co
       2021-01-05T23:01:39Z
       
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       Recommendations for a wireless doorbell that isn't crap? Doesn't have to be "smart" and definitely shouldn't be Ring or anyone else who gives camera footage to cops.
       
 (DIR) Post #A2xHY8pS47ulaQqffk by msh@coales.co
       2021-01-06T08:27:04Z
       
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       @ink_slinger I will file this query along with mine for TVs that aren't "smart" surveillance devices as I am interested too
       
 (DIR) Post #A2xjKloD8iOb8wgGDA by fssofdeath@social.librem.one
       2021-01-06T13:42:18Z
       
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       @msh@ink_slingerThere's probably a Pi for that. Although I can see why a purpose built device would be easier to use.
       
 (DIR) Post #A2yPH4jF3AvgjrHEm0 by ink_slinger@coales.co
       2021-01-06T21:20:02Z
       
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       @fssofdeath @msh I mean, it could literally be an off the shelf doorbell that just sends a signal the chime inside. But the generic ones from the hardware store suck and I've had too many instances of people standing at my door pressing the bell and not hearing anything inside (sometime dead batteries, but usually just pieces of junk that don't work properly). But a Pi type thing could be neat.
       
 (DIR) Post #A2yPH5V6BFD78HfSMq by msh@coales.co
       2021-01-06T21:32:23Z
       
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       @ink_slinger @fssofdeath yeah it looks like either total garbage or tool of Big Brother are the most accessible options for wireless doorbell. May have to resort to maker skills to get a solid solution...https://smartsolutions4home.com/ss4h-sd-smart-doorbell/
       
 (DIR) Post #A2ys9Zx3yfmLveWH0S by fssofdeath@social.librem.one
       2021-01-07T02:56:19Z
       
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       @msh@ink_slinger I just reread the original toot and I see now that a Pi would probably be overkill. Why the wireless requirement? Seems that an old school wired one could be a good and reliable starting point. You could then use the internals and make/print a sturdy enclosure. I guess you could take a normal "cheap" wireless one and rebuild it with a better antenna and casing too