scotasaurus
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While I'm waiting around for my wing kit to arrive I've decided to keep myself busy with my website. Here you'll find a live RV CAM in my shop. Enjoy.
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scotasaurus
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Orwell
Mickey,
You know what they say about truth being stranger than fiction!
Mickey,
You know what they say about truth being stranger than fiction!
Vic LaRocca
Active Member
Shop WEB Cam
Scot,
Can you give us some details about what equipment you are using? My chapter is thinking about doing the same thing at the hangar.
-Vic LaRocca
Little Rock, AR
Working on Wings
New Slo-Build Fuselage Kit just arived
Scot,
Can you give us some details about what equipment you are using? My chapter is thinking about doing the same thing at the hangar.
-Vic LaRocca
Little Rock, AR
Working on Wings
New Slo-Build Fuselage Kit just arived
scotasaurus
Member
Net Cam
Vic,
I use the "Stardot Technologies Net Cam". http://www.stardot-tech.com/ Bought mine on ebay used for about the third of the new price.
The major difference in this web cam and most other web cams is that this one has a built in web server. You can buy cheaper cameras but you will have to add some way of capturing the video and "serving" it to the viewer. Most people do this with an extra computer dedicated to web serving. The easier method would be to buy a camera (like this one) with a built in web server. Just so you know, my camera is hooked up through a Buffalo wireless ethernet bridge since my shop is a detatched garage and I couldn't run ethernet wire. This setup talks to my D-Link wireless router (inside the house)...hooked to a normal consumer Cox cable modem.
It's actually very simple, if you have somebody in your chapter with basic LAN and port-forwarding skills you will do just fine. If I can help in any way don't hesitate to ask. And be sure to send me a link when you get it hooked up.
Vic,
I use the "Stardot Technologies Net Cam". http://www.stardot-tech.com/ Bought mine on ebay used for about the third of the new price.
The major difference in this web cam and most other web cams is that this one has a built in web server. You can buy cheaper cameras but you will have to add some way of capturing the video and "serving" it to the viewer. Most people do this with an extra computer dedicated to web serving. The easier method would be to buy a camera (like this one) with a built in web server. Just so you know, my camera is hooked up through a Buffalo wireless ethernet bridge since my shop is a detatched garage and I couldn't run ethernet wire. This setup talks to my D-Link wireless router (inside the house)...hooked to a normal consumer Cox cable modem.
It's actually very simple, if you have somebody in your chapter with basic LAN and port-forwarding skills you will do just fine. If I can help in any way don't hesitate to ask. And be sure to send me a link when you get it hooked up.
