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Uniden 2-Camera Wireless Video Surveillance System
$139.99 + $5 Shipping
Condition: Refurbished

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woo now I can keep an eye on my cat while i'm at work.

Finally...done with those shirts!

and we're back

How was lunch?

lizndave42 wrote:and we're back

My thought exactly when I refreshed

I'm going to set them up to watch each other to make sure they aren't doing anything funny while I'm not home!

but the question is how many and how long will these last.

It's wireless! Though 640x480 resolution, but built in lights, so that's a plus. Hmm...

With this you can wirelessly video people putting on the shirts they just ordered.

be seeing you:

looks like ther are several/many of these.

Yes, this thing is awesome! 3000% discount on Amazon price! In for 3!!

Can these be connected to a VCR or computer for capturing the video?

UNIDEN. UNIDEN. UNIDEN. WHY DID YOU PULL BACK. UNIDEN. You hear that noise? That's me tapping my foot in disappointment. Uniden...

morpheus282 wrote:Can these be connected to a VCR or computer for capturing the video?

Yes, either one.

Is that suppose to be 1.8 lux instead of 1-8?

I got one, I got one!

Bountiful Overflowing Cornucopia!!!!

Remember...even though it is wireless, you still need a wire for the power.

dbcooper wrote:Yes, either one.

Yeah, dumb question of the day. After posting I went back and looked at all the product images. I guess I should have done that first.

hey - I just picked up 4 Christmas presents for $12 shipped! Can't beat that with a stick...well, I guess you could, but why would you want to when we have modern conveniences like washers and dryers...

I hope they only have 4 of these video thingies though.

dbcooper wrote:Yes, either one.

These are designed to be viewed through the included monitor, but the monitor has RCA Out jacks to attach to any type recorder that has a way to receive.

What would happen if have the camera set up to look at the monitor that is hooked up to the camera ?

Wootoffs aren't quite as exciting as they used to be. The frequency has made the items mundane. Add to that the fact that even if you happen to catch the Big ol' Cornucopia, everything locks up and you can't score one anyway. Did Woot reach its prime 2 years ago??

garyschmitt wrote:I got one, I got one!

Sam's has this at $260

but it's for (my much-beloved and sorely missed) XP or Vista. Needs upgrade for Windows 7? How well will that work?

I have 5 wireless cameras (different brand) and they really mess with my wireless network. I believe they work in the same frequency range. I ultimately had to buy a concurrent dual band router and a couple dual band cards for the far flung computers to get things working acceptable rates again.

vikrambhatti wrote:What would happen if have the camera set up to look at the monitor that is hooked up to the camera ?

You'd be ripping off the scene from Mel Brooks' "Spaceballs".

vikrambhatti wrote:What would happen if have the camera set up to look at the monitor that is hooked up to the camera ?

You would create a virtual anti-matter worm hole, only not really.

It just figures the one time I need new earbuds, there isn't a single one this wootoff...

edbeth1965 wrote:Wootoffs aren't quite as exciting as they used to be. The frequency has made the items mundane. Add to that the fact that even if you happen to catch the Big ol' Cornucopia, everything locks up and you can't score one anyway. Did Woot reach its prime 2 years ago??

Yes

If I only had the funds...I'd be all over this! Great deal Woot!

Here's to lookin' at you, thief.

Back from lunch with out missing a thing.

Would this work with the "Zmodo 4-Channel DVR Surveillance System with 4 Weatherproof IR Cameras" from the other day? I was thinking I could use the AV out with maybe an adapter to connect to the DVR unit.. but how does it handle the two cameras on the AV out? does it flip back and forth on some interval?

azsteved wrote:I have 5 wireless cameras (different brand) and they really mess with my wireless network. I believe they work in the same frequency range. I ultimately had to buy a concurrent dual band router and a couple dual band cards for the far flung computers to get things working acceptable rates again.

This system uses frequency hopping. I have a Uniden Wireless System and with the monitor sitting on top of my desktop computer, three feet from my router, and it doesn't impact my wireless network at all.

rreyv wrote:Yes, this thing is awesome! 3000% discount on Amazon price! In for 3!!

You must have looked at the wrong place.. $247.53 on amazon: http://www.amazon.com/Uniden-UDW20055-Wireless-Surveillance-cameras/dp/B002KFZSKA/ref=pd_sbs_p_2

Suggest you check the reviews here:
http://www.amazon.com/Uniden-UDW20055-Wireless-Surveillance-cameras/dp/B002KFZSKA/ref=sr_1_2?s=electronics&ie=UTF8&qid=1320782623&sr=1-2

Apparently this "system" is only good if you plan to use only one camera . . .