sterlingMarineService
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What type of video equipment do you use for inspections?!
Video inspections, what do you use????
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SurDo2
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I made my own. Infrared underwater camera. Marine rated AV cable and connections to a Toshiba toughbook with a DVD burner. I wrapped it all up in a Pelican case. Voila.
Super trick video system. Cost me about 5k and a few hrs.
Super trick video system. Cost me about 5k and a few hrs.
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sterlingMarineService
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Is this for use with surface supplied and coms?
SurDo2
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You bet. You can do it for quite a bit cheaper if you just buy a cheap monitor and a cheap burner instead of a laptop but the job I made it for paid for the system many times over.
Cheers.
Shark Marine of St. Catherines, Ontario (Canada) have quite a few nice underwater video cameras that include: extreme low profile, infrared, extreme low-light (ELL) or LL, zoom and even a 3D camera. They have lighting systems and mounting brackets for all types of hats and the cameras are interchangeable on their sleds, towed/cabled cameras systems and ROVs.
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