Reddit reviews Crenova iScope 2 in 1 Endoscope 2.0 Megapixel CMOS HD USB Endoscope Waterproof Handheld Borescope Digital Inspection Camera Snake Camera - 4M
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2 in 1 port: The item can be connected with the Android smartphone ,also connected to a computer (support IOS /WINDOW ), although the design is more diverse, but it's still easy to operate.Harder Cabel Materiel and Stronger Signal: Compared with 5m round cable of other endoscopes, the shape of this cable is flat, which is much harder than round cable, it can easily extend into upper places or into thick liuid. Also 4m is the best length of the best signal, too long as 5m will affect the signal, which will cause image freezing.This USB Inspection Endoscope use optoelectronic technology to investigate hard-to-reach area. It helps you to diagnose broken part, weld point and machine equipment to save time and increase productivity. It is also can be used in medical treatment.In order to save your space, there is a black cloth bag provided for pack. Which will protect the product & easy portable.It is applied different field, like air conditioning inspection, vent pipe, machine equipment, engine, automotive, boat, plane inspection. Please Note: this appliance is not intended for medical or personal inspection. About the sale support, the product has 12-month warranty, please be assured to buy.
C'mon people! Let's think outside the toolbox. And I'm pressing on this not so much for OP's husband but myself!
Think of all the things you've bought out of necessity (or a whim) and wonder how you lived without. Different people will say router or hand planer or dremel or Kreg jig... all could be great but those are all YMMV and depend on what you have and what you do. Let's pick some things that most people don't have. So to get it started, how about an endoscope. That's the one I got and it works great for the $15 price.
I picked up this camera from Amazon and a USB to micro USB adapter. Works great with standard apps, probably works on a computer too but I didn't try. Has its own light, plus mirror and other accessories. Small enough to fit down a spark plug hole and use as a bore scope. For awkward spaces, bend some solid wire around the cord and fish as needed.
Can't beat the flexibility for the price.
You'd be surprised how cheap a boroscope is. I got * this one on a similar sale and used it to check a vent. If your vent is largely a straight shot, this would work well for seeing a relevant clog.
It's an Amazon link.
If you havent already got one, one of these should be in everybody's box.
makes it super easy to make sure you got it all :)
Your image link is not working. $500 seems like too much money for repairing a drier vent. I recommend buying a cheep ($20) endoscope inspection camera that connects to your computer. The one I will link below is 5 meters in length, but you can get longer ones.
http://www.amazon.com/Crenova-Megapixel-Endoscope-Waterproof-Inspection/dp/B016KUGVJC/ref=sr_1_3?ie=UTF8&qid=1464382137&sr=8-3&keywords=inspection+camera
You spelled "snaky" wrong.
Thanks! I bought a little camera (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B016KUGVJC?psc=1&redirect=true&ref_=od_aui_detailpages00) so i'm going to drill a hole, check out what's going on in there and kill accordingly.
It's the fear of the unknown that is driving me nuts. I want to know what I"m up against!
If you are looking for a really small video camera, I use this one mounted under a toy quadcopter to take videos. It's not fantastic, but it works good enough to play around with.
I also got one of these when I was doing some work in my house. It lets you see down drainpipes and into walls. Doesn't work all that great, to be honest.