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Underwater Camera Advice

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Underwater Camera Advice

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  1. Hi all,

    I have been looking to put a camera on my boat so that I can see into the water on one off the lakes I go on as I would like to see the bottom at about 6ft deep, could anyone advise on a camera that would be able to see into the water in the day or night.

    The camera will be fitted to the side on the boat and be powered by two 6v battery so powering it is not a problem.

    I will be using a wireless transmitter and reciever back to a video screen to view it all.

    Would appreciate any help you could give me.

  2. Hi all,

     

    I have been looking to put a camera on my boat so that I can see into the water on one off the lakes I go on as I would like to see the bottom at about 6ft deep, could anyone advise on a camera that would be able to see into the water in the day or night.

     

    The camera will be fitted to the side on the boat and be powered by two 6v battery so powering it is not a problem.

     

    I will be using a wireless transmitter and reciever back to a video screen to view it all.

     

    Would appreciate any help you could give me.

    Are you looking for something like this?

    http://www.eyeofmineactioncameras.com/Underwater_WiFi_View_by_Eye_Of_Mine_Action_Cameras_p/euwfv.htm

  3. Something a long these lines but I have got a very good transmitter and reciever already and just need a very good camera to add, if it's full waterproof then great or if it needs a waterproof housing that's not a problem.

     

    I was looking at a bullet camera type with built in LEDs.

     

    Is there a certain type of LED colour I should look to use to help the picture when there is low light levels?

     

    I will be fixing the camera to the side of the boat so don't need any long leads as my wireless setup will send back to pictures to my screen at over 200yards.

Keldan

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