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The white car on the far right is probably a Soviet built Fiat called a Lada. Fairly recognizable with those Fiat horizontal, multicolored, blocky tailights and that black parallelogram on the C-pillar.

Ahhhhh, so in addition to the metal tower material, there's lots of copper?

Apologies if this sounds ignorant, but would this have been to resell the metal? Or is there some other not generally known reason to steal a radio tower?

I fully support the medical concerns expressed by @CanCuba :D

It will "work" as an IP camera without a VTH device - at least in Blue Iris. I only use mine with Blue Iris, so not sure about NVR (assuming you mean an appliance NVR). You don't mention if you've already bought the VTO, but this is one of those areas - meaning video doorbells - where the...

This thread has similar information: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/total-noob-home-assistant-question.68021/#post-745699

Alternatively: Blue Iris Audio Alerts and MPD

Here's a diagram - might help:

I agree that it can be quite confusing. Please see in post #8 of this thread the discussion of the utility called DahuaVTO2MQTT which "listens" for ONVIF events sent by the VTO (the video doorbell). One of the type of events it detects is when someone presses a button on the doorbell itself or...

Agree. Classic blue-gray color and has that distinct horizontal "zebra" striping and white terminal band on the tail feathers.

This is an important and often overlooked point IMHO, particularly with a machine that is powered on 24/7.

I have not done this is in awhile, but depending on the VTO, mine are VTO2311R-WP's, they have a reset button on the back (under the flange/cover where the POE connection is) and you can press it five times in a row (do it fairly slowly and deliberately) and it will factory reset the VTO. Note...

You have probably already tried this, but confirming that you have one VTO set as the Main and the other one set as the Sub, and that the SIP server settings on the VTH's are pointing to the IP address of the Main VTO?

Definitely send Andy (@EMPIRETECANDY ) and email (called Conversations on the forum): Yes, they can. There is another current thread: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/dahua-vth-and-vto-features.73315/#post-811987

I have two VTO2311R-WP's and six VTH2621GW-WP's. I love mine, but judging from other forum discussions, I might be the only the person on here who does! :lol: In fact, I posted not too long about my use case and received not a single response! :lmao...

I have VTO2311R-WP's and VTH2621GW-WP's (We just refer to him as Andy on the forums, but member @EMPIRETECANDY is our main man for "prosumer" Dahua prodcuts, information, and knowledge.) You can certainly display a Dahua camera feed on the VTH, and probably most other IP cameras as well, but...

Apologies if I am not understanding the question, but aside from screen saving blanking the display, I can view (called monitor in the interface) any of my cameras with any VTH - with the caveats, in my case 1) that I can view only one camera at a time, and 2) they are all Dahua cameras. I don't...

That's my not-so-important vote too. This almost certainly the purpose of drilling a well in that location. When we use the word aquifer in this case we are talking about a surficial aquifer or unconfined aquifer...

Lots of good suggestions. I'm a retired hydrologist and I don't want to sound like a know it all, but I've never seen anyone use a mud rotary drill to punch a hole in a street unless they needed to monitor something in roughly that specific location. There are lots of valid underground things to...

FWIW that has been my exact experience also...

LOL! Dad, dad, dad - never underestimate challenging a brash teenager! :lmao::lmao::lmao:

Sincerely, that is a beauty. Those cars were so much fun to drive. I'm not too knowledgeable on the years, but if I remember correctly the '66 was still a 6-volt bug, correct? And the hot setup was an 8-volt lawn tractor battery! :cool:

That is toooooo funny! Thanks, @CanCuba for posting that video! :thumb: I went to high school in rural Florida in the 70's where, well, as my grandparents used to say: "Poor folks have strange ways..." But one of the rustic characters I knew had an late 60's VW Van and one of the reasons he...

Welcome to IPCT, Jens. :welcome: Please have a look at this thread with related information and ideas: https://ipcamtalk.com/threads/yet-another-vto-home-assistant-kwikset-dahuavto2mqtt-discussion.68577/#post-757081

Thank you @duplo for the links! :thumb: I find the "best" doorbell discussion interesting. Although I have my VTO2311R-WP's integrated with Blue Iris and Home Assistant, in my humble opinion the best experience for my needs are with the VTH's installed too. Consider a traditional analog...

Starting with @TonyR 's fundamental question: are you running BI as a service? if not... and apologies if I am not understanding your question. You have the NAS drive mounted (mapped) but it does not show up in 1, 2, or 3?... Or am I completely confused?:

Before I found this forum I managed to buy two crappy POE switches that failed fairly quickly. I took @The Automation Guy 's advice and bought a Brocade ICX-6450 (24 ports) from Ebay. Mine was actually brand new, so I paid a premium for it: $250. You could argue that it is overkill for home...

YEAH!! Working again with 2.1.9

I am so stupid sometimes. :rolleyes: I had finally gotten 2.1.9 working and noticed the BI upgrade and absentmindedly clicked upgrade... can confirm 2.1.9 not working with 5.7.9.3.

Thanks! Yep, that part looks a little horsey, but for whatever reason there is a 2x6 running the entire width of the garage and it is fastened to that beam with many of those "Simpson" galvanized angle brackets. I tried drilling through the 2x6 from the bottom, but hit one of those damn metal...