Inspection Camera Bargain?

[Gmaservices]

I'm glad I'm not the only one that's trapped the cat under the floor :hammer:

Or under a kitchen unit!

 

[Riley]

Cat shaped hole in kick board :smilielol5:

 

[gassafe]

I bought a Milwaukee one about 2 years ago! It's rubbish! Only used about 3 or 4 times, and it has never really helped like I hoped It would! It is now faulty too. The picture keeps cutting out, must be a break in the flex somewhere I guess?
The battery is good, never charged it, and still fully charged lol!
My first Milwaukee tool ever. Probs my last too!

 

[REDSAW]

i have one of these

USB 5M Portable Waterproof Inspection Camera Borescope Endoscope 4 LED Light | eBay

for the money there actually brilliant!!

 

[TBServices]

I bought a Milwaukee one about 2 years ago! It's rubbish! Only used about 3 or 4 times, and it has never really helped like I hoped It would! It is now faulty too. The picture keeps cutting out, must be a break in the flex somewhere I guess?
The battery is good, never charged it, and still fully charged lol!
My first Milwaukee tool ever. Probs my last too!

It's not made by milwaukee. I have the titan one from screwfix which is identical (£75 bargain). Sounds like you were unlucky.

 

[Keefy]

i have one of these

USB 5M Portable Waterproof Inspection Camera Borescope Endoscope 4 LED Light | eBay

for the money there actually brilliant!!

Do you need to plug that into your laptop?

 

[TomLane]

Do you need to plug that into your laptop?

No, haven't you got the USB attachment on the side of your head so the images are transmitted straight to your brain?!?! ;-)

I've seen these before that can be plugged into a small monitor that is compatible or yes a laptop or MacBook.

 

[dancinplumba]

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£70 in Lidl ^

Had one about a year, used 3 times, it has video output so you can plug into laptop and record piccys

 

[REDSAW]

Do you need to plug that into your laptop?

yes you do or rather a usb on ipad or laptop as it powers the light.
with this you ccan also make a video.
i have used it down a 3m cavity behind a shower wall and up chimneys, in ceilings under baths etc. the customers are always impressed as it locates where you need to be rather than ripping everything out.
it probably can also be shoved into drains as its waterproof, although i have not tried it yet.
you will need some speed fit to feed it through to give it some rigidity though to reach the 5m cable legnth.
this one has a solid brass body and is around 15mm dia with a protective cap but i think the black ended ones are around 10mm dia!
its a pretty good picture too!.

 

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I bought a Milwaukee one about 2 years ago! It's rubbish! Only used about 3 or 4 times, and it has never really helped like I hoped It would! It is now faulty too. The picture keeps cutting out, must be a break in the flex somewhere I guess?
The battery is good, never charged it, and still fully charged lol!
My first Milwaukee tool ever. Probs my last too!

Forgot about your three year warrenty then?