Reddit reviews Handheld HD Borescope Inspection Camera with Color LCD Screen, IFM Optics Digital Endoscope Semi-Rigid Snake Camera Kit with LED lights, Up to 6 Hours Working Time, with Tool Box(3.22ft)
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RIGHT OUT OF THE BOX: Camera and LCD combined into one; weighs only 0.7 lb; no need to connect to a phone; the inspection camera provides stable camera performance and it is easy to use for both the young and oldLONG BATTERY LIFE: Up to 6 hours of battery life; lengthy operating time to finish all your work; the high strength endoscopic camera is sure to meet all your needs even over longer usage periodsADJUSTABLE 2.3-INCH LCD: 640 x 480 resolution; contrast ratio, image direction and brightness can be adjusted at the press of a button; 8 levels of LED brightness for visibility in darker areas; a clear picture that adapts to different environmentsWIDE APPLICATION: IP67 waterproof rating and various accessories included; the borescope with additional light can be used for checking house internals, machinery, and even retrieving ringsWORRY-FREE PURCHASE: The IFM fiber optic camera comes with a 12-month warranty and lifetime maintenance policy for peace of mindWORRY-FREE PURCHASE: The IFM LCD Inspection Camera comes with a 12-month warranty and lifetime maintenance policy for peace of mind
For a right angle 18650 light, I'd recommend either the Skilhunt H03 or the Armytek Elf C2 warm. Both lights share the following:
If you're looking to see what's behind your walls, I'd suggest something completely different. Get a borescope with LEDs on the end, there's cheap ones on Amazon that work either with or without a phone and have decent reviews, as well as brand name options. The pictures won't be as good, but you can use much smaller holes and you won't have to worry about dropping something into the wall. Often you can go down into the basement and drill up between the studs instead of having to put a hole in the drywall - no patch work necessary.
Don't be mad Dave. Worst case is a slow degradation in performance maybe noticeable at 80 to 100k miles. You can get a borescope and peek in your intake if you're curious. I want one anyways.
I'd still take the Ford turbo V6 over a chevy V8 where the basic engine design hasn't changed since 1955 except for shutting off some cylinders at light load.