what size of this camera? How long does it work? if I use cable can it work for many days?
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It's really small, about 2in square, and it's casing is made metal so it's really tough and durable, i installed mine on my quadcopter, have crashed it several times and it still works, it came with a cable, but you can also buy a hobby grade a/v transmitter and receiver so you could make it wireless with a range of 500m max...
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2" X 2" X 1.5" (Back to front of lens)I have one that has been in an office and one in break room for 3.5 years, still operational.
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roughly 11\2 x 11 1\2 had it run on cable for as long as 4 weeks hope thats a help
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This camera is about the size of a matchbook and with a cable it will work continuously until u unplug it from the power source. Mine has been running for over 2 months straight. I hope this answers your question
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Like Ralph D said, 2 inches and by default it is not wireless so it can work for ever, unless it breaks.
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Sorry I overlooked this request for so long. My hubby said it takes a padlock so it should take a cable. He also said search for the stealth cam lock box. He purchased one and it works well. We now have 3 of these cameras. Pleased with product although night pictures could be better.
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Camera is 15 cm long (5.9" or so), at longest, extended straight out (measurement does not include cable). The body is 6 cm in diameter (~2.25"). However, if you angle the body to the base (max 90 degrees), you may need a housing that is up to 14 cm (5.5") long and 8 cm high. But your minimum housing dimensions will depend on the angle of the camera to the base.
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I use 32G of SD card. One could hold more than 10 hours of recording. the camera comes with micro USB plug but not convenient when running cables.
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20 minutes or so...I use a USB battery bank, it plugs in the charger and charges your battery and powers your camera, all these type of small HD units come with a small battery, and they try to sale you a special battery for a lot of money, but you can use a USB power bank, its a USB universal lithium battery pack, that last for hours, most come with the plug to fit your unit, or just buy one that fits your unit and you can use any USB plug to power your camera for hours.This is what I did or do. Also use a 32GB High Speed SD card, make sure you get the high speed for HD. Also a tri pod to hold your camera for the best filming results. 20 minutes or so...I use a USB battery bank, it plugs in the charger and charges your battery and powers your camera, all these type of small HD units come with a small battery, and they try to sale you a special battery for a lot of money, but you can use a USB power bank, its a USB universal lithium battery pack, that last for hours, most come with the plug to fit your unit, or just buy one that fits your unit and you can use any USB plug to power your camera for hours.This is what I did or do. Also use a 32GB High Speed SD card, make sure you get the high speed for HD. Also a... » Read More 20 minutes or so...I use a USB battery bank, it plugs in the charger and charges your battery and powers your camera, all these type of small HD units come with a small battery, and they try to sale you a special battery for a lot of money, but you can use a USB power bank, its a USB universal lithium battery pack, that last for hours, most come with the plug to fit your unit, or just buy one that fits your unit and you can use any USB plug to power your camera for hours.This is what I did or do. Also use a 32GB High Speed SD card, make sure you get the high speed for HD. Also a tri pod to hold your camera for the best filming results. « Show Less
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The power cable for the camera is pretty long, I have my camera mounted right where the ceiling and wall meet and the power cable that came with my camera reaches all the way to the outlet with room to spare...if I had to guess, my cable is at least 8 feet long, 10 feet max?...should be no problem unless you have really tall ceilings and want to mount it really high so no one can touch it. If that's not long enough just use an extension cord, I tested the camera to see if it would still work with an extension cord and it worked fine for me.
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Yes because it is a 12 V DC powered camera, it will work. The length of time that'll work will only depend on your battery capacity and/or solar panel output.
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The product box says 1.8 m (meters) long, about 6 feet. Since the DMC-FZ200 is in the list of supported cameras, you should expect it to work as advertised.
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One of my camera cables was too short (it has to go around the house and through crawlspace), and I made my own out of old cat-5 cable. It is close to 100ft. Camera works well. There is definitely no 15 ft limit.
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The cord running from the camera to the adapter is approximately 6 foot long unfortunately I've only had mine for about a month and one of my cameras is already broke doesn't show a picture on the monitor.
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Have you actually connected to the came to a computer using a USB connector? This would let you verify that the camera is good and the cable is bad. Of course if the camera does work, you are correct, the cable is bad. You should then contact Amazon to get it replaced. Good Luck.
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The camera comes with a 12 to 15 inch cord. It DOES NOT detach from the camera. It runs right into the housing. Technically it is two cords. One is the network CAT5 cable, and the other is a thin 12VDC cord. They are both "together". Use either one to power the device.I think at the cable's widest, it is 1/2 inch wide. Maybe 3/8th.
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It genuinely depends on how you use it. Lower quality video extends battery life. That being said I'm usually good for about 3 hours +/- .5 hours. I really do like this camera but I'm not a highly technical person. For my purposes (documentation) it is good enough.
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I'm sorry, I don't remember for certain how mine worked...or didn't work. I sent it back after about an hour of trying to get it to even be recognized by my computer there was very little (if anything) that DID work the way it was supposed to. I suggest you do the same. Return it and remember...most of the time...you get what you pay for. I ended up buying a very nice camera I'm pleased with on ebay for something like $20-$30. Good luck.
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It depends on the format and resolution you want to record at. It also depends on whether you set it at motion detection or continuous record. If its on motion detection record then it depends on how busy the area to record is. A camera set on high resolution to record continuously might last a day or two, but on motion detection it should last a week or more depending on how busy the area is.
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The cord on the camera is only about 4 feet long but you can extend it with a USB extension cable. I use two of these cameras on a golf simulator and I have an 8 foot extension on one of the cameras and it works fine.
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yes - funny, I bought this camera specifically for my bike commute, which is about 30 min...one thing to note: if you record for over 30 min at a time it will chop it up into 2 separate videos, which can later be merged/edited if needed