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I've only had one delivery to the house next door and no problems otherwise. I have had the 'handed to' happen a couple of times, I just figured they hit the wrong button in the app as they were running back to their van.

Try plugging it into power using the 12V plug and see if it works. (That's assuming you were using POE when it failed.) I have one camera that POE failed on so I moved it into the house and have been running it on the 12v power plug, instead of throwing it away.

Thanks for the info everyone, I ordered it from their website, looks like a good price and free shipping. At that price I'm good to go.

It works with Blue Iris software right?

Thanks for the replies, that camera does look like it should work fine and I would have never found that brand/model.

I've seen the 180 degree and around 4x degree, dual camera,stitch cameras, and the 360 fish eyes but I could use something in between those two, 180 x 90. I've looked at my typical brands and haven't really seen any. But, I'm just an amateur at this also, are there any? Also, this is just for...

That is the wrong ebike model for her, that's not going to end well.

Looks like they did a nice safe, clean, efficient job.

A lot of the planes that don't show up on flight tracker are flying at MUCH higher altitudes (direct routes) than the commercial airline routes used (and producing the contrails), much different temps/etc at the altitudes they fly at.

It sounds like you're talking about why some planes are not showing up on flight tracker, there are a number of various reasons that not all planes show up there. Their site has info on it.

I just ran into this thread: Do you hit BI remote (and your cameras) when your BI is behind the tmobile 5G modem? I thought there was/is an issue with these acting more like 'hotspots' where your IP address changes all the time, is that not true?

OP: Run large dia. Carlon Flexible Conduit inside any wall to outlet boxes at TV/monitor locations so you can pull thru any type of cable you will need, now and in the future.

I think it's a replica, those taillights don't look right.

Are they trying to figure out if the truck will fit thru there?

At Clear Lake Iowa they used a barge years ago for the fireworks show on the lake. One year the whole works went up, the whole show only lasted a few minutes but it was a serious show. No one got hurt, the guys jumped in the water as soon as all hell broke out.

Unfortunately, views from another angle show that this really traveled in a U shape. (Snopes shows it)

Very interesting! Sort of reminds me of when I first saw the way ESPN does/did the 'wrap around' view of the baseball player at bat. The had, probably three dozen DSLR's around on the railing of the first balcony at the ballpark, along with a boatload of wiring.

I'm in the 'great delivery' camp here. Just had amazon while I was reading this thread and the USPS guy brought a package to the door, along with my mail, just a couple of hours ago. (That's always nice, when it's 18 degrees (F) out there!)

What seems strange to me is those people on that street corner are all very close together, like they are there waiting for a ride or something. It almost looks like a setup. Go wait on x corner and we'll be there, type of thing. That street corner does not look like a place you would hang...

Ya, those claws are plenty wild!

I think a big part of it is that for the last few years really good, usable camera's have come down in price.

Wow, I'm in for one of those POE switches, THANKS for the tip!

Yep, I've had two, very old cameras develop bad Ethernet jack connections from not weather sealing them properly.

Is that you in the pictures?

I think this was kind of funny:

Interesting, I've always seen the cables so I thought it was winch driven. I think that's what it was then.

That's what I was thinking but the lifts I've seen lately used cables, not sure, anyway, I also don't think I would hire those guys for anything.

OP: Very nice work! You could probably use one the of metal temp probe types (bbq/oven type) around the pilot light, that might be cheaper and easier than a themocouple.

On your side note, once you hang around here a while you can sort of tell who knows a little bit about pc arch and who has written some code before and who hasn't.

How does uber eats check out drivers anyway? Can a couple of guys drive to a town and sign up and start up this 'business'?