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You should have asked, its one of the things we do, live streaming video for
people. If you still need a source for a wireless webcam let me know, what we mainly recommend to people is a small wireless transmitter package that hooks to any camcorder, images are better then any standard webcam. the cost is about 130$, plus you need a video capture card for about 130$ and your all set. To make it water proof, you put it in a plastic bubble. If you want some links give me a yell and I will shoot them over to you. we dont sell them or get a commission, but we know places that do. Jeff Jay Honeck wrote: As many of you know, I've been looking for an affordable wireless web cam that would allow me to show pictures of the Iowa City airport from the balcony of our hotel. (The view from the Red Baron suite is perfect for watching arrivals and departures on any of our three runways.) Unfortunately, the prices seem to be astronomical for these devices. There's one on Ebay right now ( http://makeashorterlink.com/?L27452466 ) that seems to have some potential, however -- and it's affordable. However, I don't want to buy something that's not going to work, or (worse yet) require a massive investment in time to keep working. Can anyone comment on this particular product, or steer me towards a better product in the same price range? The goals a -Weatherproof - Wireless - Good quality picture - Ability to focus on infinity - Range of at least 100 feet - Easy to make work! (I'm not asking too much, am I? ![]() Thanks for your expertise, as always. -- Jay Honeck Iowa City, IA Pathfinder N56993 www.AlexisParkInn.com "Your Aviation Destination" |
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The only thing I came up with that meets all your needs is the
Earthcam 802.11B at webcamstore.com. Unfortunately, the price is around two grand. The one on eBay and the D-Link give a lot of bang for the buck. As others have pointed out, you'd have to come up with your own weatherproofing scheme. However, outdoor camera housings are readily available. Living near the ocean, where low overcasts and fog are frequent, I have long wanted a way to determine what the weather is like at the airport from a distance (likely quite different than where I am). Amazingly, I have found one near (but not on) the airport I am now using - and I do use it for that purpose. You can check it out at www.sunnyfortuna.com/fortunacam/ Look at the Riverlodge camera, which alternately looks North, South, East and West. Let us know what you settle on. |
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