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link to camera? and look forward to hearing results

i have two, but I cant bloody find them

any advance on m14x1.5?? :)

what thread is the suspension top mount, anyone know?

ill have to start looking into where I can get it done and start saving my pennies

f**k....

f**k... whats the damage price wise?

my old man tried one of these and its really impressive day and night. I think my next purchase will be one http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/171178953436?_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT my current ip camera is a few years old now, its good but the one in the above link is...

so the below video, sorry its not very good. in 4th gear, put your foot flat on the floor and the revs go up and then its almost like the clutch bites and they drop then the car starts to go faster. I don't have any issues changing gear, but put your foot just a mm on the clutch pedal and its...

It's very small. But some bad news, it's not very good at night it would seem after a week of use. Really pleased with day time picture quality. My current camera is much better of a night

ill be honest I'm not sure I'm getting these micro server things? https://www.serversplus.com/servers/tower_servers/hp_tower_servers/819185-421 I would need to buy cd driver, hhd and operating system? it comes with plastic case, a small amount of ram and a processor?

it will need an operating system on it of some sort cos ill need to install cctv camera software. so they don't come with an operating system or storage?

Dedicated cctv pc not connected to the Internet

Silly phone and correcting text ;-)

No don't want to build, I want something ready built

Thanks I've no idea what a microserver is or does?

the current desktop I use to run my cctv setup is like 10 years old and not up to the job anymore. its fine if you have one camera connected by with 2 it hardly runs and I want to add a third. trying to watch back the video is slow and painful not bothered if its a desktop or laptop but I need...

not mine so how would you secure them without marking them?

are you a machinest?

subject to their width I could put them on my manual mill and do em. think my vice on the manual opens to 120-150mm but as everyone is saying marking is possible

whats 4cm?

I think looking at the very odd shape it was probably a good shout by the engineering company saying beware we may damage powdering coating. they are going to need to be secured some how what is the width of them - red arrow below? also as circled in blue, that's a bit of a fooker for putting...

I like a good bit of CCTV, ive used/owned a number of different setups over the years. purchased this http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/141809385043?_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649&ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT my very first impressions are I'm impressed :) for £30 is an utter bargin, quality is very...

no did look into it any further

Can you get a photo of the whole Caliper so I can put that photo in context?

Post some details on what needs doing and I'll see if I can help. I'm assuming they are suggesting due to the odd shape clamping will mark the Caliper

You were doing well till you used superglue ;-)

not without sending it to me first ;)

just buy a key with a blank chip on it, then its only like £50 to get it coded

Probably to much heat from the soldering iron