** Upload the second video is crapping out on me so the video in this post is the good one**
Since I need a CPAP machine to sleep (total life-changing device for me and many others), I'm acutely aware of power outages at night. It doesn't become impossible to breathe but is a bit more difficult.
Went out twice last night for about 20 minute each time. The second time, I was first woken up by a buzzing and then some noticeable "booms". Checked the video this morning and what a treat!
This is the newly mounted refurbed 4KX from @EMPIRETECANDY. You can see how quickly it adjusted for the very rapidly changing light conditions. The first video is pretty good, the second is excellent! You can see the streetlight (which has never functioned in my 5+ years here) being blown open and the bulb falling down. Then the smoke passes by the camera for a few seconds.
Since my system is on a 150ah backup, I'm able to keep illumination. And pleasantly surprised at how well the illuminator on the cam worked. There's also a solar powered reflector about 15' to the right of the camera and about 8' back.
And to say nothing of the mic on this cam.
Since I need a CPAP machine to sleep (total life-changing device for me and many others), I'm acutely aware of power outages at night. It doesn't become impossible to breathe but is a bit more difficult.
Went out twice last night for about 20 minute each time. The second time, I was first woken up by a buzzing and then some noticeable "booms". Checked the video this morning and what a treat!
This is the newly mounted refurbed 4KX from @EMPIRETECANDY. You can see how quickly it adjusted for the very rapidly changing light conditions. The first video is pretty good, the second is excellent! You can see the streetlight (which has never functioned in my 5+ years here) being blown open and the bulb falling down. Then the smoke passes by the camera for a few seconds.
Since my system is on a 150ah backup, I'm able to keep illumination. And pleasantly surprised at how well the illuminator on the cam worked. There's also a solar powered reflector about 15' to the right of the camera and about 8' back.
And to say nothing of the mic on this cam.
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