Finished another install using HP Machine with BI Turret cams.

[blake]

Here's some photos.

 

[Travieso]

Looking good Blake any hard time running the Cameras under the soffits? You ran them through the Attic?

 

[blake]

Nope no problems. Just grabbed my fish rods from harbor freight straight up into attic. Only thing that sucked was the two feet of blown insulation in the attic! Seven cameras total.

 

[nayr]

if your going to install the monitor sideways you should rotate those cameras

looks good.. those turrets are awesome under soffits

 

[blake]

Yeah stupid phone cam auto rotated photo! Lol. I love the turrets. Such a clean and easy install.

 

[JSOLIZ]

Nice and seamless install! I'm considering mounting my cameras on the soffits as well. The only thing that will be a pain is the blown installation. Looks like I will need to make a trip to HD to pick up some fishing rods and then the fun begins.

 

[blake]

Thanks!! The houses around here suck with 12-24" of blown insulation!

 

[blake]

Do yourself a favor and grab a 10' stick of pvc pipe. It works like a dream going across attics.

 

[devastator]

Just being curious here ...
How is the fishing rod used to install the cables ?

 

[MnemonicMonkey]

They're used to push/pull the wire up into the attic where it can be easily pulled. Not as useful if you're in the mood for catfish.

http://m.harborfreight.com/3-16-inch-x-33-ft-fiberglass-wire-running-kit-65326.html?utm_referrer=direct/not provided

Sent by my Trunk Monkey™

 

[blake]

Yep, attach how many sections you need, attach cable to one end shove the fish rods up I to attic and grab from other end.

 

[devastator]

You attach it with tape then ?

 

[blake]

Yes, electrical tape.

 

[bababouy]

Looks good as always blake.

devastator: I use one of these on the other end to reach the fish sticks and pull them towards you. Some times you don't even have to get in the attic.

http://www.amazon.com/Greenlee-FP24-Wire-Fish-24-Feet/dp/B00125DA7W/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1460811193&sr=8-3&keywords=greenlee+fish+pole