though I run shielded CAT-5e out to the bluebird house and have it plugged into a Ubiquiti Ethernet surge protector with a driven ground rod at the base of the birdhouse fencepost, I figured it best to help contain this fierce AL lightning to a $15 injector instead of a $100 POE switch.
Yes, it's here.do you have another post on this forum that discusses your lightening protection setup further? Trying to figure this out before setting up my outdoor runs. Right now planning on using ditek mrjpoe devices on my runs earthed to my main home grounding rod.
Was surfing fleabay and saw this==>> Sercomm Panorama Full HD IP IR LED Security Camera PoE RC4551Oh man. Let me know if these pop up for sale again. I set alert on eBay too, but if someone sees it for good price....
$25 for lunch? A whole Costco Peperoni Pizza is $10, will get you through at least 4 lunches, or one REALLY big lunch
Sold out.Was surfing fleabay and saw this==>> Sercomm Panorama Full HD IP IR LED Security Camera PoE RC4551
I'd offer them $15 since he'll add shipping. IMO, under $25 for one of these is a decent deal...you can drop that much $$$ at lunch these days so stay home and eat a PB & J sammich and play with this cam!
But I take my wife with me and she's not a pizza or burger and fries type.$25 for lunch? A whole Costco Peperoni Pizza is $10, will get you through at least 4 lunches, or one REALLY big lunch
Heck....the good ones always fly off the shelf.
Sorry you had a problem. Even when undamaged they're pretty flimsy, the simple mod below worked for me since it was mounted in the roof of the birdhouse looking down, I did not use the stand as shown, I used a homemade adjustable bracket using metal plumber's tape(see my post #35).But the clips on the rear cover were complete sheered off, meaning it just sat loosely on and could be knocked off.
One day I'll get around to the bird feeder project, today I put this camera in my garage. Works great with the 180 degree viewing angle. I don't need great quality, I just want to see whats going on in there
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Made the mount out of an old bit of 2x4
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