Will pay for help with Ardunio-controlled siren project


hello there. first post here. i've looked @ other posts make sure i'm not off-topic or ignoring netiquette. hope following ok post:

i'd pay me set arduino-controlled siren specifications below, diy home alarm system.

functional requirements:

•   siren set off motion detector;
•   siren obnoxiously loud;
•   siren placed outside building;
•   operates back-up battery work if power shut off;
•   will send email message specified address (using local wifi network), indicate when activated;
•   can turned on/off via email- or web-based interface;
•   if activated , not manually turned off, automatically shut off after x minutes.

i'm looking arduino programming, identifying , ordering necessary parts , components, , assembling. i'm based in us.

i have beginner-level experience arduino.

the developer allowed reuse code / setup, in other words, i'm not interested in exclusive ownership of intellectual property produced in project.

my budget getting $100, excluding parts. i'd pay via paypal upon completion of project.

if interested, please reply post or contact me directly via http://www.marcfest.com/contact/

i'm looking forward hearing you.

thanks bunch!

marc.
www.marcfest.com

i suggest ponying new gsm shield , nix wifi, otherwise cutting lines renders alarm useless. unless not concern.

we have siren effective in debilitating people commercial system. unfortunate/fortunate have been victims of our alarm.
a sure way manage false positives important, alarm enough, commercial systems have unnecessary things calling police. can see why diy system valid.

just input,

p.s. see dog might not sufficient alarm (couldn't pun on site)


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