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All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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This is really cool! What kind of cameras are you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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These are all the Ubiquiti G3 Flex cameras. $80, POE (both 24v and 802.3ad), and available at microcenter. So far they've been really solid. They're performing a lot better than the Pi cameras I was using before.
This is really cool! What kind of cameras are you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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Are they exposed to the elements? Have you done anything to protect them from rain / water? The quality looks real good. I am thinking I might mount one on my tower
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 9:52 AM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote: These are all the Ubiquiti G3 Flex cameras. $80, POE (both 24v and 802.3ad), and available at microcenter. So far they've been really solid. They're performing a lot better than the Pi cameras I was using before.
This is really cool! What kind of cameras are you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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No additional weatherproofing was performed. The Denton cameras have been out for over a year now without any issues. I would just suggest not mounting it upside down.
If you can get a good view of the sky I'd be happy to host it on this server. I just don't want to host people's personal security systems.
73 de KE5GDB
Are they exposed to the elements? Have you done anything to protect them from rain / water? The quality looks real good. I am thinking I might mount one on my tower
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 9:52 AM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote: These are all the Ubiquiti G3 Flex cameras. $80, POE (both 24v and 802.3ad), and available at microcenter. So far they've been really solid. They're performing a lot better than the Pi cameras I was using before.
This is really cool! What kind of cameras are you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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Andrew, I just had a look. Impressive.
Joe KI5O
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 11:33 AM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote: No additional weatherproofing was performed. The Denton cameras have been out for over a year now without any issues. I would just suggest not mounting it upside down.
If you can get a good view of the sky I'd be happy to host it on this server. I just don't want to host people's personal security systems.
73 de KE5GDB
Are they exposed to the elements? Have you done anything to protect them from rain / water? The quality looks real good. I am thinking I might mount one on my tower
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 9:52 AM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote: These are all the Ubiquiti G3 Flex cameras. $80, POE (both 24v and 802.3ad), and available at microcenter. So far they've been really solid. They're performing a lot better than the Pi cameras I was using before.
This is really cool! What kind of cameras are you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at 8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...> wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have already installed several cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but it's quite
buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
-- Andrew Koenig
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Billy Parkinson - KG5RQZ
Andrew, That’s cool. I would be interested in how exactly these are hooked up and how they are set up to record. When you get time we can discuss it. Thanks. Sent from Mail for Windows 10
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David Cummings-WA5TET
Thanks for sharing Andrew. Veeerry cool.
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Dang. I think one needs to go on the Grapevine tower.
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On 1/7/20 9:52 AM, Andrew Koenig wrote:
These are all the Ubiquiti G3 Flex cameras. $80, POE (both 24v and 802.3ad), and
available at microcenter. So far they've been really solid.
They're performing a lot better than the Pi cameras I was using
before.
This is really cool! What kind of cameras are
you using?
On Mon, Jan 6, 2020 at
8:42 PM Andrew Koenig < ke5gdb@...>
wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some
webcams up on our main repeater site, and possibly
other RWK sites as well. With other groups, I have
already installed several cameras, including at 1500'
on the Rosston tower out past Valley View. These are
always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the
RWK cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into
the final location in the rack, but this should be
fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your
phone, but it's quite buggy and falls into the "use at
your own risk" category.
73 de KE5GDB
--
Andrew Koenig
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Sweet!
Michael, WT9V
On 1/6/20 8:41 PM, Andrew Koenig wrote:
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All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams
up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as
well. With other groups, I have already installed several
cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past
Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK
cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the
final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but
it's quite buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk"
category.
73 de KE5GDB
--
Andrew Koenig
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Good stuff, I really like the Ubiquiti camera software.
On Tue, Jan 7, 2020 at 4:17 PM Michael < wt9v.tx@...> wrote:
Sweet!
Michael, WT9V
On 1/6/20 8:41 PM, Andrew Koenig wrote:
All,
One of the pending RWK projects is to install some webcams
up on our main repeater site, and possibly other RWK sites as
well. With other groups, I have already installed several
cameras, including at 1500' on the Rosston tower out past
Valley View. These are always fun to watch during storms.
Here's a link to the server. It will include the RWK
cameras when we get those on the air.
http://apt.koe.ng:7080/
user: rwk
pass: K5RWKK5RWK
The server may be rebooted a few times as I get it into the
final location in the rack, but this should be fairly reliable.
Ubiquiti does have an app to view this from your phone, but
it's quite buggy and falls into the "use at your own risk"
category.
73 de KE5GDB
--
Andrew Koenig
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