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by clemo » Thu 18.01.2018, 22:55
Today i bought a Wifi HD 1200P semi flexible borescope camera on a stick that wifi's to any devise.
The end has a camera and a handy little attachable picky upy tool and an excellent adjustable brightness light .
So the the garage i went.
The RED se 92 as a test mule.
finding the right place to poke your tool is quite difficult to start with .But eventually you will find places to push it. The end is a stiff 1' piece so that limits the flexibility of angles however the semi rigid wire helps form a decent arc.
Where to look.
Easy way in is through the battery cover . If possible remove the battery ( but not essential ) and to the near side of the battery compartment is a very big hole. from there you can have a good look around and get a fairly decent shot of the sill . the camera is very twitchy .So patience is required. If you get it right you can get a good shot along it .
I couldn't quite get a full reach around and push along up the sill but was good enough to see the parts that rust out . Thankfully there was nothing terrible to see .. just some flaky bits , all very tidy . It was apparent that something has been sprayed down there as it has a creamy look over the matt paint. So much so i had to clean the end of the camera .
Other side ( Petrol flap side )
Slightly more difficult.
will update .
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by HJ2 » Fri 19.01.2018, 12:26
clemo wrote:finding the right place to poke your tool is quite difficult to start with

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by alan e » Fri 19.01.2018, 20:44
And do it when you are pissed that also helps

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by GeoffSmith » Fri 19.01.2018, 20:48
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by HJ2 » Fri 19.01.2018, 21:08
Petroleum ruins the rubbers !!!
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by Rambo » Fri 19.01.2018, 21:21
Hope Mrs Clemo's not reading

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by GeoffSmith » Fri 19.01.2018, 22:31
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by Steve A » Wed 24.01.2018, 17:19
Dare I ask it
Have you got any probing images you can show us Dave

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by HJ2 » Wed 24.01.2018, 23:32
Steve!
Too much information!!!!!

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by clemo » Sat 27.01.2018, 21:43
Right you mikey taking lot !.
It came in quite handy today when probing IB10 .
And yes it can take pictures when deep in the cavities that have not been touched for a long while.
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