Dahua 2MP 25x Starlight IR PTZ Network Camera (SD49225T-HN)
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Brian Martin
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Nothing better then a 10 Degree day with 40mph winds to put your camera up! I am ready for some scotch!!
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That pretty high up there, you might be getting more head shots and less facial shots.
If it was me, I would mount it just right above garage door height out of reachable
nayr
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Its march already, dont yeh think its about time to take down the xmas lights? 
that looks like a nice vantage point, as long as your not trying to ID anyone up close..
that looks like a nice vantage point, as long as your not trying to ID anyone up close..
Brian Martin
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Let's see if this links works. Quick test with no camera adjustments. Factory settings.
Let's see if this links works. Quick test with no camera adjustments. Factory settings.
Brian Martin
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The xmas lights are on tomorrow's list.Its march already, dont yeh think its about time to take down the xmas lights?
that looks like a nice vantage point, as long as your not trying to ID anyone up close..
Brian Martin
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From ground to camera it's about 13' . When I zoom towards the end of the drive I will get some good pics of faces. This cam is more to catch what's going on. I am going to be installing a few more fixed cams lower at different angles to get cross coverage and better straight on views.
hmjgriffon
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Did that mount come with your camera? I kinda want one like that but it doesn't really matter too much they both work.
Brian Martin
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The camera L arm came with it. The junction box did not. I highly recommend getting the junction box .
hmjgriffon
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Did you get it from Andy? I'm probably going to be doing a pole mount and I'm trying to figure out how I'll protect the Ethernet connection at the end of the pigtail.
nayr
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if I were mounting a PTZ on a pole on my house, I'd get like a 2" piece of LDR pipe and weld a 1/4" thick plate to the top and a few links of chain at least half way up for guy wires.. then paint it with some truckliner from harbor freight.. but I have most all that stuff on hand heh.. then I'd put it in a cheap roof top antenna tripod and attach i-bolts to studs through the roof for the guy lines.. proabibly some thin galvanized stuff with a turnbuckle for tightening.
just to give you ideas; I tend to over-engineer the shit out of problems
just to give you ideas; I tend to over-engineer the shit out of problems
Brian Martin
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Use the PFA150 pole mount with the PFA140 water tight junction box.
Brian Martin
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Personally I would not pole mount it unless the pole is really really strong! Wind would shake the shit out of it.....
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looney2ns
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Yup, that'd be me. The galaxy hasn't aligned properly as yet for me to get it installed.
hmjgriffon
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Maybe, it would be a pretty short pole though, possibly the one on the satellite mount, and it's pretty heavy duty, it's currently holding a pretty big dish
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Brian Martin
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Going to play with the settings on this camera a little. Can't wait till tonight to see what this does in the dark. Maybe a can catch the owl across the road.
Brian Martin
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YThe only thing I had to get extra was the junction box. The mounting arm comes with.