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Posted by ker_01 on January 1, 2008, 5:22 pm
I was thinking cheaper ;-)
I could probably save even a few more dollars by dropping the color
capability and just getting a b/w camera, but you never know when you
might need to see something in color...
http://www.raidentech.com/mimiwipispyc.html $37
The biggest problem with this one is that it is wireless designed to be
hooked to a TV instead of laptop, so I'd also have to get the hardware
to take this as an input that the laptop could use.
Best,
Keith
> wrote:
>
>>
>>I'm wondering if anyone here uses any type of small digital video
>>camera for inspecting wall cavities. Specifically, to reduce the
>>amount of patching, I was considering buying one of those little
>>"wireless spy cams" and attaching some bright LED lights to it so I
>>could drill a fairly small hole and inspect the cavity before pulling
>>wires, nailing into the cavity (to avoid plumbing, etc), filling with
>>insulation, etc. Maybe attach the camera to a pipe snake so I can push
>>it further up the cavity when needed.
>>
>>Anyone else using this technology? If so, any advice on what to use or
>>avoid (wireless, etc.)? I'd probably want to link it to my laptop so I
>>could take the laptop to the wall area and view real-time while
>>manipulating the snake.
>>
>>Thanks for any advice,
>>Keith
>
> Never used one..... pricey!
>
> See: http://www.fiberscope.net/
>
>
> Oren
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