Wireless Web Cam $39; 200mw 160 to 600 feet

[hackmole]

There are lots of wireless Web cams and most of them are around the $300 range but not this one.

Make sure you ask for the 200 milliwatt web camera because the ones that have less power won't transmit as far away. Transmission is from 160 to 600 feet away. That gives you a lot of versatility that a normal web cam doesn't and I'm not even going to talk about how I might use this with my 16 year old girlfriend though I've already asked her if she might take it into the women's locker room cause there are a few girls in my class I'd really like to see after they go swimming. It is possible that you could even use this wireless camera filming directly to your VCR as well but I'm not sure about that.

If anyone doesn't think this is a good deal then let me know but I think it is.

Eagle Computer Systems, Inc
800-845-6471
200mw Wireless Web Cam
Price - $39
Shipping - $5 -

 

[egeekial]

TMI about how you're going to use it...

but I found a link

 

[J1600B]

You are definitely LAME. But not a bad deal.

 

[RollWave]

dubya tee eff mate?!!

 

[DJFuji]

i wonder what kind of quality you get from this?

 

[dmurray14]

Cold.....I got one of these on ebay for $25.99 shipped. The best part was, he was charging $25 for shipping from Hong Kong, so I figured that's where he was making his profit. Imagine the surprise when the package arrived with $25 worth of stamps on it. Got one for $0.99 then! Try ebay...they are cheaper there...

 

[isekii]

Originally posted by: dmurray14
Cold.....I got one of these on ebay for $25.99 shipped. The best part was, he was charging $25 for shipping from Hong Kong, so I figured that's where he was making his profit. Imagine the surprise when the package arrived with $25 worth of stamps on it. Got one for $0.99 then! Try ebay...they are cheaper there...

$25 worth of Stamps in Hong Kong = like 3.xx in USD.

 

[Sensor]

Originally posted by: egeekial

...I found a link

Also, this isn't exactly a "web cam", in the traditional definition of the term. It has a composite video output, the yellow plug you find on TV's. As such, you would be able to feed it straight into a VCR (and record) off of it; however, you'll need a Video-In on your computer to get it on your desktop, and I'm not sure what software you'd have to use for "webcam-like" abilities.

--Ed