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mmckenna

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Mic stand, duct tape, camera, internet link. Not mine.
 

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This took me a moment to get the joke. I thought this WAS the remote monitoring. Now I see why I couldn't figure out what was wrong with it :ROFLMAO:
 

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7KW? Gotta be one heck of a CB transmitter, good buddy!

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Yeah buddy, That's a big 10-4! I gots swing, I can talk miles. Got my 40 pill lin-e-arr hooked up to a mag mount antenna on top of my hatchback. Auuuuuuudio. Auuuuuuuudio. Ol' Billy Bob down at the truck stop peeked and tunered it with his majic golden screwdrivers. I am the channel master, all bow before me.
 

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When I go on vacation in the winter, I take a big round thermometer and place it in view of one of my internet connected cameras. This way I can remotely monitor the temp in the house and make sure the heat hasn't failed.
 

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No, I didn't take it as a put down to them. Seems like a hard business to be in. To make it worse for these guys, it's a college FM station. $3000 is quite a hit. They already had an IP based camera system at the site. They just added the camera and pointed it at the meter.
 

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Maybe they should approach the school's engineering department and turn it in to a class project.
 

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Lots of people are on top of this. As I said, Temporary Solution.
You keep saying temporary solution, but in this industry above all, especially with the nuance of IT dept, nothing is more permanent than a temporary solution. :p

And if this is still "temporarily" there on April 1st, you gotta find something else to point that camera to, "temporarily" for fun.
 
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