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Parts
Includes when ordered w/ Cable
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Underwater
Camera pre-assembled on Selected Cable Length, Pole Mount Bracket, AC/DC 12V
Car Cigarette Power Adapter, Quick Starter Guide
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Parts Includes
when ordered w/ Pole
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Camera
head assembled on Selected cable length, AC/DC 12V Car Cigarette Power Adapter,
Complete Telescopic Pole Assembly Kit, AC/DC 12V Power Supply
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Telescopic
Pole
Specification
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Extendable up to 18ft from 6ft.
* Requires only a screw driver to assemble or disassemble the camera
and cable
from the pole.
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Components consist of Water Resistant Fiberglass
Pole, Die cast Metal Thread, &
Anodized Aluminum Sliders
* The camera holder features 13-postion and 270 degree
adjustable angle.
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Click the following link or paste the following link for more details.
http://www.ezspycam.com/EBK-POLE.htm
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*General
Uses: Check your anchor set or running gear, explore wrecks and
recover lost valuable objects that have fallen overboard, inspect and
monitor your pool for safety while children are swimming.
*Recreational Boating Fun: Exploring the underwater world with the
family is hours upon hours of fun! Explore marine life without having
to even get in the water. Its fun for all ages and you never know what
you might see.
*Fishing: See what you’ve been missing and save time while fishing
to see if there are really fish down there. You can identify the
different species of fish, and understand the bottom structure while
verifying if your other marine electronics are being accurate. Troll
and capture the magic of the strike or record the big one that got
away. Check your crab traps, lobster traps, use for ice fishing, sport
fishing, flats fishing and lakes fishing.
* Search and Rescue: Underwater video cameras are valuable tool in
search and rescue missions and are ideal for police, fireman, cost
guard, rescue workers and even insurance investigators. (The Offshore
models are best for this application)
*Treasure Hunting: If you're a treasure hunter, the underwater video
camera can help you explore the wreck site before the divers gear up
to go over board. There are still many undiscovered historic relics so
use the cameras to find the priceless treasures. (The Offshore models
are best for this application)
*Marine Research: Aquatic life is best researched in their natural
environment. Monitor behavioral and social interaction without
disturbing the situation with a diver. Whether you're researching
migration, patterns, plant life, geographical features, feeding or any
other habits, this is the best tool for you.
*Scuba Diving: Now why on earth would you need an underwater video
camera if you are a diver? Various uses include: viewing a dive site
before gearing up for a dive, dive training safety, to show others on
the boat what you are seeing and document damage to a water craft.
(The Super mini models are best for this application)
Commercial Fishing/Charter Boats: The captain of the boat can use the
camera for most applications above but the charter boat captain can
help attract customers and also allow the customer to record the
fishing adventure to watch for many years to come.
*Swimming Training: An underwater video camera can monitor a swimmers
strokes and the playback shows the swimmer exactly what he/she needs
to do to improve. Record swim meets for playback later. (The Super
mini models are best for this application)
*Pipe and Well Inspections: Inspections of a pipe or well become much
easier with an underwater video camera. Show the customer the current
condition but also use the underwater video camera to help view any
repairs or maintenance that may be needed. (The Super mini models are
best for this application)
*Marine Salvage: Handle various assets that have been associated with
a casualty and properly record the evidence to a recording device. The
casualties can be related to water, fire, theft or some form of
collision. The underwater video camera is a valuable tool for marine
salvage and you can also record a tow.
*Commercial/Industrial: Use the underwater cameras for different
inspections including: piling, bridge, dam, plumbing, pipe, cable,
bottom surveys, ship surveys, tanks and monitor other potentially
dangerous/hostile environments.
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