does this product work, I have a neighbor, stole from me can I hear 35-45 feet away
1809508
It might make what your neighbor says audible with the headphones, however you won't get a strong enough signal for recording. It's also not really a parabolic mic - it's just a toy.
1809509
It was a present for my grandson, but when he opened the present and we all listened on it, it worked very well. Don't know the distance.
1809510
It's a kids toy at best. Got it for my son and it only amplified sounds close by. Definitely not high tech.
1683757
I haven't tried it from that distance. My receiver is in my shop, but that's 45-50 feet from my den.
372581
The machine is very quiet and I seriously doubt your neighbors would hear you. They are more likely to hear you walking to the machine than using it. Hope this helps.
2106265
It would work for me 35-40 feet. The monitor was in a bedroom with one door, so depending on your floor plan it could work for a different distance; maybe even further. I would suggest setting the alarm outside of your bedroom door, due to the fact that it is very loud.
614240
No , I don't think it will work. We purchased one for the neighbors dogs who are small dogs that bark constantly, and put it as close as I could, which is about 40-50 feet away, which is what they say. The problem is the dogs move farther away than that. Anyway, it is just sitting out there now, and the dogs are barking.
1418518
I can't get mine to work in the house, much less outside. It's very staticy & sometimes I don't even get any sound at all. We shouldn't have interference as you would in the city... we're in the country with very few neighbors.
48616
I am not sure what distance you are talking about. I have 1/2 acre property and parent's unit picks monitor sound everywhere.
1625722
The alarms are loud enough to hear even behind a closed door. I have my furthest around 15 feet, it will all depend upon the amount of other wireless devices you have running as to whether or not it will interfere with the signal.
1128324
It actually does work! Not ultra-sensitive but can listen to neighbors across the street (just as a test!) Teaches how sound waves travel.
1593202
The range is pretty decent, mine works from about 150 feet away... Previous alarms (Code-Alarm back before Audiovox bought them) I used to add an extension to the antenna... I would wrap a wire around the windshield tucked behind the trim, and my remote range was probably tripled
2176721
Ruben, Yes it does work. I have a little over a quarter acher of a yard and I can walk to the far corner and hear it. I love the device
1878148
45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it... » Read More 45 feet away.... they will be able to hear it but I don't think it will be too bad. It's probably about 60-70 decibels when you are standing right by it as it does its job, and that is the level of a normal voice conversation when heard from 3 feet away. Just depends on the neighbors' tolerance level; everyone is different. After a while, it recedes into the background and you don't notice it as much -- at least I don't. When it fries a big one, sometimes it remains on the grid until it is literally burned away and there is this electric sizzling sound for several seconds. I wouldn't put it right outside my bedroom window, but I would put it in my yard if they are 45 feet away. They'll get used to it. « Show Less
1781596
Greater than 35 feet...I suspect it works well past that, I just can't test it outside of 40 feet because I can't hear it...
1472081
We have caught 2 thieves with them from a range of about 40 ft. We have tried others that really were not so clear and not as sensitive to reach 40 ft. Make sure you have no trees in the background, it will pick them up pretty good and will keep the motion alarm ringing when there is wind. We use at our place of business.
823689
The USB adapter picks up signals from all my apartment's neighbors. I'd say at least 50 - 75 meters.
2008909
Sorry, but I don't really know. I plan to try mine for outdoor noises this summer in various locations. It probably will pick up not too distant noises. The times I have used it. It has been inside.
1664548
Too many variables to answer this question. My backyard is pretty big, so my neighbors wouldn't care if I were firing a potato gun. You may have a different terrain than I do (or a different relationship to your neighbors for that matter) my 1/2 acre lot is mostly wooded and hilly. Sound echos and absorbs differently with different natural features. Ask your neighbors if the sound it makes bothers them- that's the only way to know for sure.