Features:
- Portable video observation system with a 900 MHz camera and 5-inch B&W monitor
- Wide-angle, infrared lens allows maximum view and nighttime observation
- 100-foot audio-video signal goes through walls, floors, and ceiling of your home
- Output jack allows recording to VHS tape
- Monitor operates on 10 C batteries; camera uses 8 AA batteries
Description:
Emerson's EVO6500 900 MHz portable video observation system comes with everything you need to keep tabs on your front porch, backyard, garage, or nursery. The unit uses the same 900 MHz technology employed by cordless phones to beam a black-and-white video signal to the included 5-inch monitor. The camera has a directional antenna to keep the signal pointed in a more narrow beam than that emitted by a cordless phone, and it also transmits audio signals from a built-in microphone.To see images in the dark, the camera has a ring of LEDs positioned around the lens that fills the camera's viewing area with infrared light. The camera can be powered by eight AA batteries for easy installation in remote locations, or by the included AC adapter if a wall outlet is handy. The camera can be set to transmit on one of two channels, which are selectable on the monitor, making it possible to use two cameras at the same time. The monitor requires either 10 C batteries or AC power, and works like a typical black-and-white television, with a volume knob, a power switch, and controls for brightness and contrast. Audio and video output jacks on the back of the monitor can send data through optional cables to a VCR, for making video recordings. --T. Byrl Baker
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