What IS this thing?
- Thread starter Durcott
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pappaecho
New member
A remote camera has two halves. The camera head and the viewer, screen or whatever. Where is that?
prv
Well-known member
Not necessarily, or at least not a dedicated one. The picture could have been viewed on a laptop, a smartphone or a plotter, any of which the previous owner would or could have taken with him. It's even possible that it could have included a GSM modem and been monitored from his house as a security/peace-of-mind measure, although I'm not suggesting that's particularly likely.
Pete
Durcott
Member
That's that then
Thanks to all who pitched in.
Best laugh went to Giblets IMHO.
Well - in the end it was <<<<drum roll>>>>>
A dummy camera with a flashing red LED.
It took longer to get off the mast than it did to throw it in the bin.
Why someone would tke the trouble to REMOVE the anchor light and fit that instead will remain a mystery I guess.
Cheers
Jeff
Thanks to all who pitched in.
Best laugh went to Giblets IMHO.
Well - in the end it was <<<<drum roll>>>>>
A dummy camera with a flashing red LED.
It took longer to get off the mast than it did to throw it in the bin.
Why someone would tke the trouble to REMOVE the anchor light and fit that instead will remain a mystery I guess.
Cheers
Jeff
auditdata
Member
OK. To all who think a mast head CCTV is pointless then I might agree. However it can be done so I am going to have a go. The OP seemed to have the set up I desire but now perhaps not because it was a dummy. Well mine will be working. Pan Tilt and Zoom. I will let you all know how it works out but for progress so far see http://www.sephina.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=51&Itemid=58
auditdata
Member
Pan Tilt Zoom
Picture now here as fixed this week end.
Not a dummy but the real thing!
Picture now here as fixed this week end.
Not a dummy but the real thing!
