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Mail Chime – motion sensing mailbox saves your legs in the rain


Mailchime

The Mail Chime is a motion sensing two piece kit which sends an alert when mail is put into your mailbox. Yeah mail, snail mail. Remember that stuff? Anyhoo, it buzzes an alarm and lights up a small signal on the home unit, but what it really should do is say ‘you’ve got mail’ in that annoyingly slimy voice. We can but dream. $49.99.

 Why get unnecessarily drenched going out during a rainstorm to check if the mail’s come yet? With the Improvements Mail Chime you won’t have to. Now when the mail carrier delivers your mail, the motion-sensitive transmitter you’ve placed on your mailbox door sends a signal to the receiver in your home to let you know. Improvements Mail Chime Features: * Alarm buzzes 4 times and a LED light that stays on until mail is retrieved and the transmitter re-set * 300′ range

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3 Responses to “Mail Chime – motion sensing mailbox saves your legs in the rain”

  1. Steve says:

    It still amazes me that most people in America walk aaalll the way from their front door to the end of their garden to collect their post each morning. We lazy Brits sure could learn a thing or two about exercise from them…

  2. Of course, this only apparently works if you actually get mail delievered to your home (or at least to the box on a post in you front yard).

    Few of us in the Western US actually get mail delivery. Instead, our mail is delivered to community mailbox clusters, with 16 to 30 homes getting mail delivered to a single compatmentalized pod.

    No front door that drops down to actiate the motion sensor.

    Boo Hoo.

  3. Nigel says:

    Frank, I have the same problem driving down the 2 miles to the end of my drive. And as for those tigers and monkeys, pah….

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