HF has this inspection camera on sale for $66:
Anyone have any experience with this unit? I have a jammed drawer in a china cabinet and need to do some laproscopic surgery to open it.
Larry
HF has this inspection camera on sale for $66:
Anyone have any experience with this unit? I have a jammed drawer in a china cabinet and need to do some laproscopic surgery to open it.
Larry
As the late great Yogi Berra once said "deja vu all over again"?
I'm curious. I imagine you are intending to drill the holes in from the rear of the cabinet. Assuming so, could you perhaps just drill through the cabinet back - NOT into the drawer itself - and then try to tap the drawer loose with a mallet and a large dowel?
if you're not in a rush I would try something like this. A lot cheaper, you can use a laptop, get a better image. The HF is a crappy image.
Just search and look for similar to this item, you'll find different resolutions. The nice thing is the long capability, some of them go more than 15 feet.
I have one of these and the LED is very helpful. OK for the occasional use like this.
Another version ...
... this one has a waterproof probe - the HF unit doesn't say
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Might be just a bad one but the one I bought was all but worthless. Blurry image (thinking bad camera chip as all else works) Problem was I never buy their extended protection and as it was on sale for even less than this price, I grabbed it on impulse and set it on a shelf for future need.
Take a look on Ebay for USB "Endoscope" or some such combo. Bought one that plugs into a laptop or netbook USB, is illuminated and had about a
3 meter cord. You can attach the camera head to most anything (fish tape) and the video quality is 200$ - 300% better. Cost? About $20
Can it be used for a DIY colonoscopy? That would be a real time and money saver.
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