What is the easiest way to view the image from a single IP camera on my notebook? Can I just use a browser? I want to see a live image to aim the camera.
Thanks
I have looked around and I am leaning toward this:
http://www.triplett.com/shop/real-world-certifier-rwc1000k/
Does anyone have any experience with this?
I am looking for something that is more than a basic cable tester.
Second choice is...
I have several Mobius dash cams. I like them a lot. I have not yet used one as a body cam. They sell long cables so you can mount the lens (camera?) separate from the rest of the unit. They can accept a 64GB MicroSD for a very long record time, but onboard battery is good for only about 60 min.
I exchanged a few message The Network Camera Critic. He was extremely helpful. Very polite, professional, and knowledgeable. This is really a loss for our community.
I want to buy a decent PoE PTZ IP camera for less than $1,000 (preferably a LOT less!).
For outdoor use.
2MP+
Good low light performance.
Optical zoom.
I prefer a USA version camera but will consider a camera that has English menus.
This is my first IP camera system so this is a learning...
How high-tech are you? You can buy IR diode lasers with any wavelength you want. They are about the size of half an AA battery. Cost is maybe $20. I bought a couple to try and make a laser speed-gun jammer but I never got around to it.
When I first opened an openwireless.org hotspot I had someone use it constantly. I just cut the bandwidth. If they need a connection so desperately that they are willing to wait that much then I am fine with it. I just like the idea of spreading this meme. It is not for constant high bandwidth...
No way I would buy a "refurbished" (used!) harddrive these days. There is really nothing that can be "refurbished" in a harddrive. Any damage to the platters or heads is permanent and progressive. Google found that the critical number of errors for a harddrive is ONE!
This post gives a good...
This is absolutely true and safety should not be neglected.
BUT, if you have read networkcameracritic's blog you will know he is not stupid and I assume he will be able to avoid electrocuting himself or accidentally arc-welding his solar panels together.:laugh:
I also assume he is smart enough...
I have both crimp tool frames and a few dies. Both frames accept the same dies. Unfortunately, Sargent has discontinued the dies. If anyone has a source for these dies or has any dies they want to sell please PM me.
These are some of the dies I want:
4100-30
4100-36m
4100-37m
4100-56
4100-65...
I have been interested in solar power for many years and I have tried to keep up to date.
The hardest part will be the actual, physical installation of the panels. They have to be mounted very well! Imagine a sheet of plywood on top of your car driving down the highway! I was just talking...
I am buying a computer today and they have some really great upgrade deals. If you are in the market for a PC you should check it out. I would post a link and/or more info but I do not know if that is allowed.
These are "Labor Day Mega Sale" specials so they will end sometime 1 Sep 2014...