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I was at a house last week that had an issue with possums walking along their fence, They stopped it by using a motion activated set up that turned on a strobe and a high pitched alarm.
This worked well on the possum and would work on cats to I imagine.
Personally I trap them, and return them to their owners with a warning.
They get one chance.
When I live in the bush, they don't get that
If the high pitched alarm is human audible you'll find the neighbours will soon be banging on the door telling you shut it down, or the police (noise pollution laws) especially if it's going off at all hours of the day and night and when people are trying to sleep.
The strobe would also have maximum annoyance factor too.
Plus - why should you spend your money controlling neighbourhood cats ? Trap them and permanently deal with them.