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BOX NEST FOR BIRDS WITH WEBCAM

BOX NEST FOR BIRDS WITH WEBCAM
BOX NEST FOR BIRDS WITH WEBCAM.
More info in www.andalux.com/cajanido.
Caja Nido para Pajaros, con Webcam.
Sergio Trujillo. 2006.
 
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19 comments
Jun 27, 2008. 12:54 AMshellyts says:
Normal length for a usb cable is 5 metres, but this can be boosted to 35 metres with USB powered amplifiers
Mar 13, 2008. 10:20 AMchuckr44 says:
What is the max length of a USB cord you can use? I remember the old parallel printer cords back in the day, were limited to 10 feet I believe. USB might be longer since it provides 5 volts of power.
Dec 14, 2007. 6:42 PMhazey_pete says:
I think that this is great! But could you provide us with more information about how it works... and how you hook it up to the computer... the pictures of how to mount the hardware are great.
May 12, 2007. 3:12 PMrobotix says:
Where Do you get a USB cord That long?
Aug 5, 2006. 12:08 PMsharkilepsy says:
this is a really cool idea, though a wireless camera seems much more practical. to those of you complainers, this is a REALLY simple project, do you really need someone to walk you through it?
May 4, 2007. 10:18 PMARVash says:
Gotta start somewhere right? :P
Apr 23, 2007. 6:29 PMDaddio_UK says:
Whats the red wire for?. How do you get enough light to get a decent picture?. Para cuál es el alambre rojo?. Cómo usted consigue bastante luz para conseguir un decente represente?.
Mar 26, 2007. 9:28 PMEinstein083 says:
This is a sweet idea! Im gonna hook one up.
Mar 23, 2007. 10:41 AMrocketbat says:
i did this in my old house with a wireless nightvision cctv camera, only i had to dig through some rotten wood in the dusty atic as it was a swift nest under the tiles!(they had chicks and everything!) now i have moved, it is on a swallow nest entrance (a lot easier to get to!)and the chicks were so cute!
Oct 27, 2006. 1:26 AMJohntron says:
Awesome instructable. I stayed with a family in England that had one of these. It was neat watching the birds over dinner.
Aug 6, 2006. 11:05 AMArnie1066 says:
Yes we do, thats why we're here!!!
Jul 27, 2006. 1:57 PMjing_wang_63 says:
from jing
Jul 27, 2006. 1:53 PMjing_wang_63 says:
good
Jul 21, 2006. 8:35 AMCrash2108 says:
So you have to find a bird with a webcam?
Jul 12, 2006. 2:08 PMTheCheese9921 says:
I agree with the others.
Jun 27, 2006. 5:32 PMuni_vision_tech1 says:
That's a pretty cool idea, but it would be a lot better if you went into more detail. I presume the webcam's line is USB?
Jun 14, 2006. 8:51 PMmeddler says:
Yeah, i'm with the guy upstairs.
Apr 25, 2006. 4:15 PMchristophbristol says:
Isn't the whole point that you talk through what materials you're using, and how you do it? rather than just say "Buy Material", "Mount", "Use"?

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