It's pretty impressive video and audio for a $30 DVR w/8GB of storage !!
These would be great gifts to hand out to clients with your company name and logo on it.
It's pretty impressive video and audio for a $30 DVR w/8GB of storage !!
These would be great gifts to hand out to clients with your company name and logo on it.
BTW -- about 45 seconds in the video there is a shot of a big-ass bicycle lock. Does anyone have any ideas on how to remove it? It has a giant Master padlock. Id like to keep the cable, it's about 5/8" thick steel braided and would be nice to have around.
And no, I'm not going to shoot the lock off. Already thought of that!
Thanks for the video... Pretty cool stuff.. was about to barf ;-) but it cool to see what it can do..
I won one on ebay today for 20$ canadian (almost the same as US$ now) with free shipping from Hong Kong...
Not sure that is a good idea to give those pen to your customer..They could film you in a bad situation when installing.. and then your doomed, its all over youtube ;-)
About the lock.. 2 way to open it:
A good metal saw with some elbow grease.. (the grease that they show on the tv spot before this Old house on PBS ;-)
or map soldering kit.. this will melt the lock and you will keep the cable
You need to use a grinder with a metal abrasive cut off wheel works every time., its how my mini storage customer opens units when people do not pay there rental fee's
You can look up how to defeat a Master Lock on Google, it's a fairly easy process
I haven't been paying attention to this thread. If you're talking about a Master Padlock -- those are the easiest ones in the workd to pick. I can open one with a simple rake and tension bar in about 5 seconds. Here's one example of the simple, inexpensive kits commonly used to open these inexpensive locks:
I found a grinder at Big Lots for $20 today. Came with the wheel and all.
Here is my handy work:
Seriously it came with the wheel?
Nice Job!! LOL
Yeah! Can you believe it? :)
Why, thank you. I may have missed my calling. I could have been a professional lock cutter off'er.
Yep. But then you'd have to try and source a buffer wheel for those days that there are no locks to cut off and you have to resort to shining shoes. ;-)
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