USB borescope

Re: USB endoscope

Kurt in NJ said:
I like the I phone camera, it takes good pictures down small holes , this picture is through a 1/2" hole on a flathead block
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Your picture has better depth of field than my more expensive Rigid scope.
And my Rigid scope is bulkier and less flexible.:mad:
 
BILL WILLIAMSON said:
I soldered wires to a small, push in bulb, to look down into cylinders, etc.
Bill W.
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I did the same thing back in the 70's when I worked at the GM dealership. Actually I twisted the wires together and wrapped them in tape because solder wouldn't stick to the wire bulb leads.
I had the check the Vega aluminum cylinder walls for scoring. What was GM thinking? :eek:
 
Tom Wesenberg said:
I did the same thing back in the 70's when I worked at the GM dealership. Actually I twisted the wires together and wrapped them in tape because solder wouldn't stick to the wire bulb leads.
I had the check the Vega aluminum cylinder walls for scoring. What was GM thinking? :eek:
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Tom,
If you need a BIGGER/BRIGHTER bulb, use a tail light bulb, & solder the terminals together.
I have jumpers, with a circuit breaker, one with an old door buzzer & 2 jumpers, as long as a Model A. IF you're hard of hearing, use a buzzer from an old smoke alarm!:eek:
Bill Trick
 
This is what I have. It plugs into any laptop or notebook or whatever those things are that you can hold in your hand. Less than a half inch in diameter and waterproof. I have used it for checking rust in a gas tank, cylinder condition, location of bolts in places you have to reach with a wrench but can't see it, fishing an errant toothbrush out of the toilet.....
It is less than $5 delivered from China but it really is priceless when you need it.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/2M-6LED-USB...841109?hash=item41a86192d5:g:zJgAAOSwsN9XCKJi
 
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