Welp the SD59230U-HNI came in...
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nayr
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haha, nice test rig.. I approve.
though hope those are some good zip ties, might tie a piece of paracord to the arm and attach it up high just as a backup saftey to catch it before it hits the ground.. cant be too safe.. I usually keep such things on a PTZ until the install is finished.
though hope those are some good zip ties, might tie a piece of paracord to the arm and attach it up high just as a backup saftey to catch it before it hits the ground.. cant be too safe.. I usually keep such things on a PTZ until the install is finished.
I use them pretty often for work, I trust them...1 holding the camera, 3 more for redundancy after my little mishap with the 5231. Wish it wasn't raining so I couldn't mount it in a higher place and see the benefits of the zoom in the park behind my house... All in good time. I was hoping to install this weekend, but I have a feeling I wont be able to find a corner mount here locally. 
Damn you... you're jinxing me.... 550 paracord it is... used a square knot... it will hold the world.
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hmjgriffon
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if you want local to the US, B&H is the best option: Dahua Technology PFA151 Corner Mount Bracket PFA151 B&H Photo $33 Free Shipping, spend $49 get free expedited shipping.I use them pretty often for work, I trust them...1 holding the camera, 3 more for redundancy after my little mishap with the 5231. Wish it wasn't raining so I couldn't mount it in a higher place and see the benefits of the zoom in the park behind my house... All in good time. I was hoping to install this weekend, but I have a feeling I wont be able to find a corner mount here locally.
That way you make sure you avoid any Chinese new year slow downs.
Local to AZ, sorry can't help you.
nayr
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this is what I used on mine: Ptz Corner Mount, Pelco, Samsung, Honeywell, Wall Bracket, Camera, Security | eBay
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hmjgriffon
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Did you put a junction box on the front of the bracket or anything?
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nayr
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nope, just attached it directly with some bolts, washers, and locking nuts.. there is a lil dead space behind the mount in the corners, enough to hide the pigtail all wrapped up.. but im kinda a wire tucking savant, YMMV..
ps: I soldered the alarm IO because there is not enough room for wire nuts.. operating an iron at top of a ladder is not something I suggest to the weak of heart.. you need about 5 hands and only have two to work with
ps: I soldered the alarm IO because there is not enough room for wire nuts.. operating an iron at top of a ladder is not something I suggest to the weak of heart.. you need about 5 hands and only have two to work with
I'll probably resort to this if I get no luck with some phone calls.
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For the whole 48 hours it will be there, they will be amazing.
hmjgriffon
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nope, just attached it directly with some bolts, washers, and locking nuts.. there is a lil dead space behind the mount in the corners, enough to hide the pigtail all wrapped up.. but im kinda a wire tucking savant, YMMV..
ps: I soldered the alarm IO because there is not enough room for wire nuts.. operating an iron at top of a ladder is not something I suggest to the weak of heart.. you need about 5 hands and only have two to work with
I was just curious how you water proofed the network connection.
hmjgriffon
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I just played with mine upside down on an office chair, I really have no place to hang one from at this time haha.
nayr
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self sealing tape, I use heatshrink tubing on the solder to keep em from shorting