Ironworker736
New Member
- Joined
- Feb 18, 2016
- Messages
- 255
- Reaction score
- 0
Palisadesk, I understand what you're saying and agree with the sentiment.
Thank you, The rims certainly painted black or Plasti-dipped to look black.
Funny no mention of the camera on the back of the Yukon? It looks like a dash cam mounted outside, is there two or is that another set of LED lights.
Napper505
I wasn't expecting to see a full sized DVD recorder/player like that one. Don't know what I was expecting to see! lol Why would someone have the whole player rather than just the DVD? Do those write to the unit itself?I saw the one image on twitter and hubby, looking over my shoulder asked "who's bedroom blew up?"
It makes no sense to me that he gave the DVR to CN. Get rid of it. He didn't really get rid of the gun either. He gave it to someone to hold onto for him., There's a pattern. He passes things off to others, whether it be ordering stuff, doing stuff, holding stuff. He's always at arms length.
I wasn't expecting to see a full sized DVD recorder/player like that one. Don't know what I was expecting to see! lol Why would someone have the whole player rather than just the DVD? Do those write to the unit itself?
I wasn't expecting to see a full sized DVD recorder/player like that one. Don't know what I was expecting to see! lol Why would someone have the whole player rather than just the DVD? Do those write to the unit itself?
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/hamilton/news/why-is-security-camera-video-still-so-terrible-1.2542359The investigation into the disappearance of Ancaster’s Tim Bosma brought in over 10,000 video files just on that one case.
I suspect, but we won't hear about until later, that these accused were advised by their lawyers to plead guilty but refused.
Well these are interesting.
First off, right from the beginning BP mentions the cost of site inspection. I don't recall hearing anything about a site inspection or a permit with regards to the incinerator. No wonder it was a surprise to him that someone would want it to be mobile. How do you get a site inspection on a mobile unit? :waitasec:
Also interesting that, just like in the case of my wanting to put a new car on Visa for the points, because of the price of the unit, they could only put a down payment on Visa and had to pay the balance by cheque. I'm guessing that was paid by Millard Properties cheque #230.
Also interesting that these appear to be Mr Penner's email copies. I guess SS deleted all his, even though he is still using that email account. And don't call MillardAir, call my personal cell #.
July 3rd..LB goes missing/off the radar....hey Bill, when are we expecting that incinerator...no rush or anything....just kinda wanted to know.
July 9th..SS..how much fuel do we need? BP..well the carcasses (why would he think it's for carcasses) will help with the burning....hey Shane, I'm heading to TO we should meet up..SS "crickets".
Aug 13th...can you send me another copy of that invoice? My boss who is on vacation needs one. (Because it's the only way he can get the controller to pay it?) Again..meet up with BP in September? Not even touching that one is he? And hey...the incinerator works great now...(so what's the problem with Mr Cook saying it was used more than once again? :waitasec:
MOO
I wasn't expecting to see a full sized DVD recorder/player like that one. Don't know what I was expecting to see! lol Why would someone have the whole player rather than just the DVD? Do those write to the unit itself?
Aw, now I'm so sad my little contribution to the first few weeks of trial as de-facto security DVR expert didn't stick in your head!
(I kept explaining it was like a big DVD player with hard drives inside, and that was why CN probably couldn't just 'destroy it'.)
EDIT: I just actually looked at the photos--if you look at the RIGHT edge of the unit, you can see the coax connectors for each camera. I had theorized that DM hurriedly pulled the power and unscrewed all the camera cables when he realized he needed to get the DVR out of the hangar.
EDIT 2: Actually, the foremost video connectors look to be RCA type (audio/video), the camera connectors may be behind them. The visible ones are probably to output sound and video to a monitor.
Aviation, real estate & farming and I'm right in there but I know nothing about security (I'm glad that you do!!) and for the love of me AE, I don't know why I thought that this was going to be more like a playstation type box that was suspended in some upper corner with a camera on it? So does this unit sit in someones office? How big is the memory on it? Does more than one camera feed into it?Aw, now I'm so sad my little contribution to the first few weeks of trial as de-facto security DVR expert didn't stick in your head!
(I kept explaining it was like a big DVD player with hard drives inside, and that was why CN probably couldn't just 'destroy it'.)
EDIT: I just actually looked at the photos--if you look at the RIGHT edge of the unit, you can see the coax connectors for each camera. I had theorized that DM hurriedly pulled the power and unscrewed all the camera cables when he realized he needed to get the DVR out of the hangar.
EDIT 2: Actually, the foremost video connectors look to be RCA type (audio/video), the camera connectors may be behind them. The visible ones are probably to output sound and video to a monitor.
Aviation, real estate & farming and I'm right in there but I know nothing about security (I'm glad that you do!!) and for the love of me AE, I don't know why I thought that this was going to be more like a playstation type box that was suspended in some upper corner with a camera on it? So does this unit sit in someones office? How big is the memory on it? Does more than one camera feed into it?
Broken record, but: I don't think DM thought about the DVR until it was nearly too late, certainly after he realized AJ had called LE.
CN might have figured she was being watched.