I hear ya!
You can call me a conspiracy theorist but I believe all that crap is rigged and stumbled onto an interesting fact; if the chiefs win the eagles will have 666 wins and 666 loses. The satanists who control all this bs would love that.
Anyone else firing the smoker up today? I quit giving a crap about sports decades ago but here in KC when the chiefs or Royals do well it’s good for my clients and gives them more money to spend on me!
I don’t know what they’re charging you per hour but I’m going to guess it’s between 120-140. This is not “highway robbery.” That’s my rate here in KC and I’m on the cheaper end vs my competitors like SEI, SIG and C & C group who are all 30-40% more.
This is annoying as hell, lots of clients I have tablets set on stands to stream live view across LAN, now they all have to constantly click continue. Dahua has gone down the shitter over the last decade and the new company that bought NA hasn’t impressed me yet in the least.
Holy cow, I haven’t heard qsee in 20 years! Back when there was only high end; Bosch, Honeywell and pelco, or cheap; geovision, qsee and swann. Most were 24vac back then!
Sorry Tony, I’ve always been able to either get hdmi or Ethernet extensions to clients TVs. But I’ve got one that was an upgrade with it that after a few years is still going strong. I think like everything you have to spend the money on the good stuff; few hundred dollar mark. I’ll be out there...
If you don’t know the password for the nvr and you don’t have access to the email/if one was even used when initialized, then you’d need an engineer to tell you what 2 points to short on main board because unlike cameras, there is no reset button.
Is it inverted? I mentioned in another thread I’ll bet that wears the servos out faster. You can feel how much easier it moves right side up vs inverted.
Was wondering that as well. I’m all for energy conservation but worrying about camera IRs would be #587 on my list of priorities!
Turn your hot water heater down 1%, that’ll save more than your whole cctv system uses