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My dad's $2500 in-wall gun safe battery died and he couldn't find the key. I made a bet with him I could pick it and he laughed and laughed. I ordered a 7-pin t
by SavantIdiot 6y ago
My dad's $2500 in-wall gun safe battery died and he couldn't find the key. I made a bet with him I could pick it and he laughed and laughed. I ordered a 7-pin tube pick of amazon, had it fedexed, and had the safe open in under a minute (shocked myself, I'm not bragging, honest). I got a fancy dinner out of it.
Point is: there is no digital solution for this problem. It will always have an analog solution.
- mNovak 6y agoSecurity and convenience are always a trade off. If you don't want the hilariously low security analog bypass, then you have to provide means for backup power. For an in-wall safe, mains power would seem reasonable.