23-10-2020, 09:10 PM
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Re: Ring Doorbell.
Originally Posted by Tedc
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There is a new Ring device on it's way to an Amazon near you.It's due out next year and is called the "Always Home Cam".
This is a wi-fi security camera mounted on a small quadcopter drone.
This is not a joke.
It sits in one room, of your house, and, if it detects movement it starts recording.
At your command, or on activation through a link, it can be flown all round the house to any viewpoints you set up.
I know you'll laugh at that - but look it up!
https://blog.ring.com/2020/09/24/int...ys-being-home/
24-10-2020, 11:18 AM
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Re: Ring Doorbell.
HiMy days of terrorising the local pillocks are over.
I am on serious anticoagulants, being hit or hitting someone is not a good idea.
It can be more dangerous to me than it is to them.
The Ring Doorbell allows me to see who is in my front garden and tell them to sod off or else.
It is effective in that respect and worth the money.
24-10-2020, 12:16 PM
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Re: Ring Doorbell.
Originally Posted by Tedc
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Bombs are not included, JBR!Price of device = approx 249 dollars (£235?)
I'd want to know a lot more, though, such as battery life, user controllability, etc.
Might be fun for scaring the cats, though.
24-10-2020, 01:37 PM
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Re: Ring Doorbell.
Originally Posted by JBR
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That's not unreasonable, considering that each of my external floodlight cameras cost £200.I'd want to know a lot more, though, such as battery life, user controllability, etc.
Might be fun for scaring the cats, though.
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