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Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 |
Cobra CPI 1575 1500 Watt 12 Volt DC to 120 Volt AC Power Inverter List Price: Sale Price: $93.10 You save: $96.85 (51%)  |
DescriptionThis inverter provides household power on the go. It converts battery power to 120 V AC household power, allowing you to power up office equipment and household appliances from your vehicle. This unit is ideal for such appliances as microwave ovens (1000 watts or less), coffeemakers, laptops, TVs, video game consoles, CD and DVD players, cell phone chargers, and more... |
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Caselogic PDVK-9 7 to 9-Inch In Car Portable DVD Player Case (Black) List Price: Sale Price: $18.88 You save: $6.11 (24%) |
DescriptionCASE LOGIC IN-CAR DVD |
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CTA Digital AC to 12v DC 500mA Cigarette Lighter Converter
Sale Price: $1.99 |
DescriptionThis converter gives you a liberty to use your car charger as an AC/DC adapter/charger. |
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Hot Potatoes! The Best of The Wiggles (CD & DVD)
Sale Price: $24.99 |
DescriptionThe most successful children's entertainment group in the world has finally released a collection of their most loved songs. The Wiggles have drawn millions of people over the years to see their live concerts... |
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KEXP Music That Matters Vol 1
Sale Price: $99.99 |
DescriptionTTITLE0=The Hidden Cameras / I Believe in the Good of Life |
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Carson Optical LED Flashlight (Red) List Price: Sale Price: $1.21 |
DescriptionCarson's StarMapLight is a red LED flashlight for low-light use. Great for astronomy, photographic darkrooms, or reading theater programs without disturbing others. Handy attached keychain. |
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ABC News Primetime What Would You Do? Reacting to Racists and Bullies
Sale Price: $19.95 |
DescriptionWhen people see a situation that cries out for action, do they step in, back away or just walk on by? Using hidden cameras, "What Would You Do?" sets up everyday scenarios and then captures people's reactions... |
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Carson MiniBrite Pocket Magnifier List Price: Sale Price: $4.99 |
Description3x power slide-out magnifier with a protective plastic sleeve Built-in LED light Sliding design protects lens & batteries when not in use Crystal-clear acrylic aspheric lens gives a sharp, distortion-free view Compact & lightweight enough to fit in a shirt pocket Requires 3 AAA batteries |
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Carson 5" BigEye Magnifier List Price: Sale Price: $9.40 You save: $2.60 (22%) |
DescriptionIncludes Carson HU-20 Bigeye 2.5X 5 Inch Acrylic Hand Magnifier Outdoor Green. |
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Duracell Go Mobile Charger / Rechargeable / includes car adaptor and 2 AA / 2 AAA precharged, rechargeable batteries, List Price: Sale Price: $25.00 You save: $16.25 (39%) |
DescriptionNew Duracell GoMobile Charger and Pre-Charged Rechargeables offer ready-to-use rechargeable power. Using the GoMobile Charger, you'll have power in just 1 hour. Anytime. Anywhere. And, Duracell Pre-Charged Rechargeables last 5x longer than Duracell 2650mAh... |
Are you thinking of using a spy camera? Think again?
Do you think the use of a spy camera could play a significant role in your life? A few days ago, I was involved in a road accident. My car was hit by a van driver who, in the early hours of Monday morning, was thinking more about how short his weekend had been rather than paying attention to the road conditions. Subsequently, he jumped a red light and hit the front of my car. Fortunately no one was hurt although my car came out worse. We exchanged details and parted company.
Later in the day as I reported the incident to the driver’s insurance company, it quickly dawned on me that the other driver may be dishonest and claim that it was I who had jumped the red light. Although I have an independent witness, the other driver could later produce a friend to act as an “independent witness”. So how does an insurance company ascertain who is at fault when both parties produce their own witnesses? The answer is simple; which outcome will minimise their loss? That judgement may not necessarily be the just one for the wronged party!
How do you therefore ensure your “independent witness” is the one who is irrefutably believed? This is where the latest car recorder spy cameras come into their own. By definition, a spy camera is a device that is “hidden” in plain view. This may be in a tissue box, alarm clock or teddy bear. A car recorder on the other hand is not hidden and looks like what it is, a video recording device.
There are a number of car recorders in the market with varying functionalities that will make an ideal independent witness. Some record audio and vision of the internal and external of the car simultaneously, day and night. They record on to SD cards in AVI file format with recording times, in some cases, of up to 144 hours.
These very clever devices will record in infrared mode at night if desired. Some car recorders are very much like CCTV security systems that have vehicle DV recorders. They have a loop circular recording function recording in a one-hour loop with 2GB mini SD card. Their functions include repeat storage by section, date and time stamp, microphone and USB/AV interface. Red laser light points to the area being recorded. These devices can be mounted on the car’s dashboard or stuck to the windscreen. They usually come with 12v car cigarette lighter adaptors, batteries and TV out functions.
The video quality is of a very high standard. Video evidence is objective and is ideal for insurance purposes. However, it is not just for accidents that these recorders are being used. Taxi and mini cab drivers are quickly appreciating the benefits of these devices in recording passenger behaviour in their vehicles.
The burden of proof is firmly on the shoulders of the plaintiff. The financial loss due to failed litigation can be prohibitive. Do you not think you deserve all the advantages you can get?
About the Author
Patrick Etefia is a security and surveillance specialist. To see the latest spy cameras, hidden cameras and other surveillance devices available visit http://www.spyultimatum.com
Anyone know how to mount a camera to a dashboard, car's roof/hood/wheel well, and more?
I have an HDR-XR520 and need to mount it to the corner of the interior of the car, the dashboard, one on the roof, and one near the wheel well facing front and back. Anyone got any ideas on how to find camera mounts? The ones I have found are incredibly bulky and they are not meant for sports. I need them for sport races.
check out smc-corp.com
they have all the mounting hardware you need
they have real good suction cup mounts that will latch onto any smooth surface (window, hood, etc.)
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