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MSRP: $135.00
Your Price: Only $87.99
Savings: $47.01 (34.82%)
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Summary
| You see keychains and key fobs all the time. What you don't see, even if it's there, is a key fob that's making audio and video recordings. This covert ops spy camera DVR blends in perfectly with the everyday devices everyone carries. Hiding in plain sight, it records audio and visual. Can't figure out the best way to set up your hidden surveillance camera for the meeting? No problem. Just set your keys on the table and pretend nothing's going on. Hiding in plain sight, this hidden camera can record the entire meeting. Even if there's a sudden change in venue.
Covert ops have just gotten easier.
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Features
- Completely covert design.
- Looks like a typical key chain fob.
- High run time between charges.
- No SD card needed; 2GB of internal memory.
- Records color video and audio.
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Specs
- Video format: AVI 640 x 480.
- Image resolution: 640 x 480.
- Memory: 2GB Internal Memory.
- Battery: 280mA 3.7V.
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Comes With
1 each of:
- Car key fob hidden camera.
- Key Chain.
- USB Cable.
- Instructions.
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Hidden Camera Tips
A hidden camera can be a great asset, especially if you use it properly. Here's some free information to help you do just that.
- Don't announce you've installed a hidden camera. This may sound obvious, but it's a rule many people break.
- Keep the existence of the camera on a "need to know" basis. The fewer people who know, the better.
- If installing a camera in a bathroom or other normally private location (due to drug use, vandalism, etc.), consult an attorney about privacy violation issues first.
- Take a cue from Realtors. Location, location, location. It's critical you install the camera where it can be concealed, but also where its viewing field won't be inadvertently blocked by people standing in front of it. It also needs to be fairly accessible for such things as retreiving the flashdrive, recharging the battery, cleaning the lens, etc.
- Run a test once you've installed it. You may need to adjust angle, ambient lighting, height, focus, etc., to get the kind of footage you want.
- Develop a schedule for accessing it without revealing that it's there. Obviously, pulling the flashdrive out of the breakroom monitoring camera during lunchtime isn't going to work.
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