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Bob Eager writes: On Mon, 02 Apr 2018 15:04:54 +0100, Brian Reay wrote: They tell me you can get flaps which are coded to the microchips that each cat has. You can - but the company was, in the past, associated with an individual on another newsgroup whom I would not trust. That has probably changed. The showstopper for me was that it only controlled inward movement, and I needed per-cat control in both directions. They assured me there would be an accessory for that, but were unable to tell me how long it would be before it was available. I see that Pet Mate do a microchip 4 way version now, though, and they are a reliable company. They also do one that works with a small ID disc you put on the collar (not a magnet). Pet Mate have always been good for support and spare parts, too. http://www.pet-mate.com/gb I had a cat when I was a teenager, long before id chips. I tried building a lock to stop other cats coming in. Used a reed switch to be triggered by a magnet on the collar. Problem was the cat would come back in with a necklace of scrap ironmongary hanging from the magnet collected from the local neighbourhood. Gave up on the idea. BTW, always liked the following project: https://web.archive.org/web/20081014...lo_control.htm -- Andrew Gabriel [email address is not usable -- followup in the newsgroup] |
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