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A class-action lawsuit was filed in 2016 in California against Toyota claiming the company should cover — under warranty — damage from rodents chewing through insulation for wiring that is now soy-based versus petroleum-based.In the same year on the East Coast, AAA car care center technicians...

I can deal with this.. :) thanks for everyones help

1/1000 the distance is about 7-8 feet, I have an illuminator adding some light.

I hope he/it got a nice RAT Sandwhich..

I spent two day, cutting open the wiring loom and soldering and heat shrinking wires... I was SO PISSED> the pic with the gutterspike, is a safety.. you DO NOT want you fingers to get caugh in these..

daytime

these are the new setting, and look how the street sigh is lite up.. :):) waiting for a drive by ..

I'll go park my van in the road and see what I can get.

the cam is back in the bushes a bit.

could I be getting to much reflection , causing the plates to not light up?

im' just saying the street sign is about 75 and my daytime focus was about 40.. here is car that just drove by., frame by frame nothing is usable

cam setttings

im' in Florida.. I've changed the setting to roughly match yours.. waiting for a car to drive by.. can also move my van to the street and see how it looks.

my setup is about 40 feet..

its MAYBE 40'

they ate both my trucks wiring Dec 2020 :mad:

trying to use a IPC-HFW5241E-Z12E System VersionV2.840.15OG00A.0.R, Build Date: 2022-01-10 for a LPR camera. focused the camera in daylight, NO problem grabing LP's out of the video. Now its nighttime and can't get a thing.. the 1st picture is a street sign about 20 past the focus point .. the...

hopefully it had a nice RAT sandwich.

That's funny, sometimes a possum will walk down the fence and completely block out the camera.. I tend to jump out of my seat.

these are only a few feet from the camera. I use Shotcut to edit. the beginnings are full speed, then I slow down to 1/10th speed.

I added an illuminator and sped up the shutter speed.. the squirrels were out last night/this morning.

send the footage to Amazon, they wil be flipping burgers soon after.

thanks to both.. I'll play with the settings.. the current settings are super for slow/still raccoons.. but i can see those anytime.. the recent flying squirrels are pretty cool. Hoping to gert some better images pulled out... Also, I have an IR iluminator I can add for MORE light. For some...

Might be the wrong area, what cam settings would improve the quaility of the stills taken from video of these fly-bys? I edit he vidoes in Shotcut. I'm thinking I need to speed up the shutter speed? They are shown first a the speed caputured, then I slow down the footage to 1/10 speed . what...

Its a IPC-T5442TM-AS 3.6mm

an Owl and flying squirrel(s)