Inspection camera

[Barry98]

Anyone used or got any of these

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[Plum Bob 66]

Yep, took the plunge, very useful piece kit, the bigger of it is the week after I purchased mine, lidl had one offer at a fraction of the price doh! Controls simple picture clarity excellent . Hope this helps.

 

[Barry98]

Which one you got ?

 

[Roger Welton]

I have the dewalt one used it a few times, seems very clear. Nice that you can take pics and vids to ad card to include in report.

Only thing I find is steering the thing and working out where you are looking, especially with a couple of extensions on.

 

[Plum Bob 66]

Which one you got ?

The very same titan from Screwfix, think Titan is there own brand.

 

[Plum Bob 66]

In hindsight the more expensive de walt unit would have been a better choice. The Titan doesn't have the facilities to record onto an sd card or take still images. Still useful for those inaccessible places though.

 

[Barry98]

Cheers guys you've helped me decide

 

[Barry98]

Although tool station have a Milwaukee I'm going with the dewalt

 

[Plum Bob 66]

Although tool station have a Milwaukee I'm going with the dewalt

Sound choice, enjoy inspecting those dark orifices !!

 

[buckley plumb]

Make yourself a cheap drain camera - YouTube

 

[Reg Man]

Used to use an inspection camera with 20metre fibre optic cable for chimney inspections. Great piece of kit and good fun to use.

 

[oily face]

I have the rigid see snake handy but have nt used it as much as I thought I would but if I sold it I would probably need it then

 

[Barry98]

Ok you've reached your ten

 

[lame plumber]

i have the milwakee one, no steering or picture taking so limited in its ability, plus you end up turning yourself upside down to see the screen useful to have one around though to look for leaks etc or toothache and sore throat.