The most realistic dummy CCTV security camera... ever!

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[Matt Ion]

Check it out!
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See a "dummy" camera... "In action". Right.

Of course, any crook with half a brain knows that REAL cameras don't have
blinking LEDs, so those that do have them are pretty much guaranteed fakes.

 

[Mark Leuck]

http://householdproductreviews.blogspot.com/2006/12/dummy-cctv-security-camera.html

See a "dummy" camera... "In action". Right.

Of course, any crook with half a brain knows that REAL cameras don't have
blinking LEDs, so those that do have them are pretty much guaranteed

fakes.

Most crooks have less than half a brain

 

[Matt Ion]

fakes.

Most crooks have less than half a brain

Well, yeah, granted...

 

[Bob La Londe]

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<SNIP-O-ROONEY>

The best dummy cameras are real cameras. Seriously. I save my dead cams in
a box for dummies. In one industrial site we put in 16 real cameras and 30
dead cams and outdoor housings all with cable and conduit as apporiate. I
took over a hundred digital pictures from the location of all cameras and
dummies and then saved them on the clients computer. The same one he
typically uses to view the DVR from. When his unit goes into screensaver
mode it flips quickly through all those still images. Unless somebody has
access to his DVR they can never be sure which cams are real and which are
dummies.


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Current Rides (Yuma, Az)
2005 VN1600B2 Kawasaki Vulcan Mean Streak
2001 VLX600 Honda Shadow (for sale)
2003 FLTR Harley Road Glide (wife's bike)
1981 CM200T Honda Twin (project)

Past Rides
1996 VF750C Honda Magna
1976 CL350 Honda
1986 VT500C Honda Shadow
1976 GL1000 Honda Goldwing
1984 VT700C Honda Shadow
1976 GL1000 Honda Goldwing
1981 XS650 Yamaha Heritage Special
198X KZ440LTD Kawasaki
1985 CX500 Honda
1981 FX 1200 Harley Super Glide
1969 SOHC CB750 Honda
198X GN250 Suzuki
1988 VLX600 Honda Shadow
1984 GL1200 Honda Goldwing
1997 FLHT Harley Electra Glide
2002 VRSCA Harley V-Rod
** I knew I forgot one or two
198X Seca 650 Turbo Yamaha
197X Paughco Springer (sans engine)

 

[Matt Ion]

<SNIP-O-ROONEY>

The best dummy cameras are real cameras. Seriously. I save my dead cams in
a box for dummies. In one industrial site we put in 16 real cameras and 30
dead cams and outdoor housings all with cable and conduit as apporiate. I
took over a hundred digital pictures from the location of all cameras and
dummies and then saved them on the clients computer. The same one he
typically uses to view the DVR from. When his unit goes into screensaver
mode it flips quickly through all those still images. Unless somebody has
access to his DVR they can never be sure which cams are real and which are
dummies.

Hey, that's a great idea!

 

[J.]

<SNIP-O-ROONEY>

The best dummy cameras are real cameras. Seriously. I save my dead cams in
a box for dummies. In one industrial site we put in 16 real cameras and 30
dead cams and outdoor housings all with cable and conduit as apporiate. I
took over a hundred digital pictures from the location of all cameras and
dummies and then saved them on the clients computer. The same one he
typically uses to view the DVR from. When his unit goes into screensaver
mode it flips quickly through all those still images. Unless somebody has
access to his DVR they can never be sure which cams are real and which are
dummies.

Bix box retailers do something similar. They install empty housings
at many more locations that there are actually cameras. They can then
move the cameras around the store as needed to focus on whatever
issues they're having. Shoppers, vendors, and employees have no idea
which housings contain cameras at any given time. Another customer of
ours has two systems within their location. The contract guards have
access to the normal cameras on a DVR at their station. There are
also several covert cameras that are run to a separate DVR in a server
closet and are accessible only by management from a corporate office.
These cameras watch the employees including the guards that are
supposed to be watching the regular security cameras.

 

[Tommy]

Clever....

Right click..... save.

<SNIP-O-ROONEY>

The best dummy cameras are real cameras. Seriously. I save my dead cams
in a box for dummies. In one industrial site we put in 16 real cameras
and 30 dead cams and outdoor housings all with cable and conduit as
apporiate. I took over a hundred digital pictures from the location of
all cameras and dummies and then saved them on the clients computer. The
same one he typically uses to view the DVR from. When his unit goes into
screensaver mode it flips quickly through all those still images. Unless
somebody has access to his DVR they can never be sure which cams are real
and which are dummies.


--
Current Rides (Yuma, Az)
2005 VN1600B2 Kawasaki Vulcan Mean Streak
2001 VLX600 Honda Shadow (for sale)
2003 FLTR Harley Road Glide (wife's bike)
1981 CM200T Honda Twin (project)

Past Rides
1996 VF750C Honda Magna
1976 CL350 Honda
1986 VT500C Honda Shadow
1976 GL1000 Honda Goldwing
1984 VT700C Honda Shadow
1976 GL1000 Honda Goldwing
1981 XS650 Yamaha Heritage Special
198X KZ440LTD Kawasaki
1985 CX500 Honda
1981 FX 1200 Harley Super Glide
1969 SOHC CB750 Honda
198X GN250 Suzuki
1988 VLX600 Honda Shadow
1984 GL1200 Honda Goldwing
1997 FLHT Harley Electra Glide
2002 VRSCA Harley V-Rod
** I knew I forgot one or two
198X Seca 650 Turbo Yamaha
197X Paughco Springer (sans engine)

 

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Check it out!
http://householdproductreviews.blogspot.com/2006/12/dummy-cctv-security-camera.html

How about two real ones that work that can be hooked up or not.

Two SILENT WITNESS V25LC5080 COLOR CAMERAS & a ALTRONIX 8 port power
supply. I listed them with iSOLD IT on ebay
http://cgi.ebay.com/ws/eBayISAPI.dll?ViewItem&Item=140062628995

They list for $600.00 ea and are still 4 days away at $9.99 for all

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