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Just cut the one off the power block and use bullet connectors on the cable.
Never throught about that. Quite a good idea cheap as well!
Not sure I want to cut them off the camera end though but we'll see!
Just cut the one off the power block and use bullet connectors on the cable.
If you cut it off the block end it will give you the end to use at the camera end lol
reeves1985 Any updates on this camera? Did you manage to sort out your issues and what is your view on this camera now you've used it for a while? I have somebody who is interested in a dome PTZ but they don't want to pay the 1k+ for the Hikvision ones. This may be the answer even though I've explained I can't really guarantee how long it will last and any problems that may happen going forward.
Thanks reeves1985, I'll try and tap Monica and see if I can get it for around the £200 delivered My client will be saving about £600 so It will be a win win for both of us . I must admit after running my PTZ mini for 48hrs outside I've very impressed with the quality, especially the night view. Better than any of my Hikvision's cameras with equal lack of light. Only problem the firmware needs an update as lacking some basic features.
Your right it does need more basic features but then again I'm sure that would put the price up!
I'm sure that some clever soul will manage to manipulate the firmware to add bits and pieces
I've also noticed that the smart ir works well and adjusts properly so you Sony get a white out effect in faces.
Please post some video!
Here's the location of the micro sd card slot
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Wow, there's a block camera in there!
Camera assembly in block form. I've seen them in high level, multi sensor assemblies but didn't think the lower end stuff used them.Come again?
Block camera????