If anyone want to get me a Christmas Present, this would be nice. http://www.vintagespeed.com.tw/gauge/dehne.html (http://www.vintagespeed.com.tw/gauge/dehne.html) :icon_tongue:
Ok I give up, what the "heck" is it s3
It's a digital fuel gauge...and I bet it's response time is much slower than the cable operated one I had in my '67 Beetle :icon_cheesygrin: Sloshy sloshy!
PS - 'voll' means Full in German...
-Brady
Yeah but it has a cool vintage look! If I had the cash, I'd put one in the 59 seeing as I have no fuel guage anyway
$125 for an L.E.D. fuel guage? Jack, you can build that thing for $10
Shawn, I just remembered, can you give me a link to that outside mounted camera?
Oregon Scientific Waterproof Camera (http://www2.oregonscientific.com/shop/product.asp?cid=6&scid=14&pid=827)
But QVC has it for $40 bucks cheaper!
Waterproof Camera on QVC (http://www.qvc.com/qic/qvcapp.aspx/view.2/app.detail/params.aol_refer.false.tpl.detail.msn_refer.false.item.T26052.ref.GBA?cm_ven=GOOGLEBASE&cm_cat=Sports%20&cm_pla=Toys&cm_ite=T26052)
4 or 5 of these on a cruise will make a killer video! Im saving all my videos for the Christmas Party!
32M storage isnt much. We came up with a great solution for our rally video. You can pick up cctv bullet cameras for about $50 (less if you surf ebay for a bargain) and a Phillips PMC7230 (or similar) which can be had around $100 (less used) these are a media recorder with a 30GB hard drive and they are small (just bigger than a pack of cigarrettes) So for about the same price you get a solution with 30GB of storage. Using 2 of these we were able to record the whole rally without downloading (they download easily to any computer and can be hooked to a tv for playback if desired)
As a bonus when not using them for recording you can upload videos or photos to them and use them as a personal player. You can even connect them to your TV and use it as a DVR.
Quote from: jthw8 on November 12, 2008, 10:38:20 PM
32M storage isnt much.
That's onboard RAM. It takes an SD card. I use a 2 Gb card and it holds 1 1/2 hours of 640x480 (AVI With sound) on 2 AA Bats. It's completely submersible and self-contained. You cant beat it for the price
s0k Good morning Shawn or should say in my case "goodnight" WA#
Quote from: Bahaha on November 13, 2008, 05:51:59 AM
That's onboard RAM. It takes an SD card. I use a 2 Gb card and it holds 1 1/2 hours of 640x480 (AVI With sound) on 2 AA Bats. It's completely submersible and self-contained. You cant beat it for the price
Yeah, I saw it had the SD card but 2GB or 30 GB hmmm :) Granted most people dont have a need to be recording for 4 days straight like we did (still going through all the raw footage)
I looked at those systems when we were putting ours together and they were an interesting option but we just needed more storage capacity.