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| UMDRanger |
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Posted: Fri Feb 08, 2008 12:59 pm
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Below are pictures of the install and screenshots of the PVBCC-49AIAC 24vac color camera from Pegasus Products from the January contest.
Unfortunately the screenshots are bitmaps due to my oversight when saving from the Geovision. And really, the bitmaps don't do this camera justice. I've got a real great image on the monitors.
The wires are exposed for two reasons. 1. there is concrete behind my drywall, so anchors are a pain to deal with. 2. the wire helps make it stand out more, which is part of the intent.
Lights on
Lights off - light source is monitors.
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| RickA |
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Location: Kentucky
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Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2008 11:58 am
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Congratulations, pics look good, hope you get many years of use out of your new camera. Thanks for participating in our contest. 
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| UMDRanger |
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Posted: Thu Feb 21, 2008 7:53 pm
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Boy was that camera a lifesaver yesterday. We caught three females, one was 18, the others were minors, and all were complusive liars and troubled kids. I had to re-write the reports no less than 15 times because they kept "remembering" information, one tidbit at a time. In the end the truth all came out, and they ended up not having a good day.
I was very thankful that I had the new camera for the office taping when they were in the office. Even with a female employee witness, the video tells all. I could just hear allegations until they turned around and saw themselves on the monitors.
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| Securitymaster |
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 12:12 am
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| UMDRanger wrote: |
Boy was that camera a lifesaver yesterday. We caught three females, one was 18, the others were minors, and all were complusive liars and troubled kids. I had to re-write the reports no less than 15 times because they kept "remembering" information, one tidbit at a time. In the end the truth all came out, and they ended up not having a good day.
I was very thankful that I had the new camera for the office taping when they were in the office. Even with a female employee witness, the video tells all. I could just hear allegations until they turned around and saw themselves on the monitors. |
Um.. What exactly do you do? are you a actual park ranger and caught them smoking some reefer?
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| UMDRanger |
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 9:23 am
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Retail "Security" Loss Prevention - catch shoplifters, dishonest employees, safety risk management... things like that.
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| Securitymaster |
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 9:39 am
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| UMDRanger wrote: |
| Retail "Security" Loss Prevention - catch shoplifters, dishonest employees, safety risk management... things like that. |
Ahhh..
OK.
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| C7 in CA |
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Posted: Fri Feb 22, 2008 10:24 am
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I would think a park ranger office would have maps and stuff on the walls instead of those charts.
Was the reefer question asked in light of the fact that those images were captured at 4:20? 
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