Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

fish tapes work well in long runs of conduit... The fiberglass rods work way better when you need to push, as well as pull.   The fish  tape does not push, inless it is in something like conduit. dan--- via Mercedes February 13, 2020 at 2:52 PM I have a fish tape

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

> dan--- wrote: > I have a fish tape. Good. But for a mostly straight push, nothing works as well as the fish rods. Maybe a fiberglass fishtape would work, but I think even it would be too flexible. ___ http://www.okiebenz.com To search list archives http:/

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

> Scott wrote: > The recommendation to use a fishing rod or wire-running kit > is a good one. Saved my bacon running Cat 5 up through > columns. Yeah, with accessories like the ball-chain and magnet, and wisk-head to follow insulation facing I have done some cable pulls that would otherwise be

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Or you can go to Harbor Fright and get these : https://www.harborfreight.com/electrical/electrician-s-tools/3-16-inch-x-33-ft-fiberglass-wire-running-kit-65326.html I've got 2 tubes of them. Use the to run Cat wire and cables for our camera system at the club last week. Russ On 2/13/2020 12:01

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

I’m going to poke around from the inside first so I know where all the rafters are relative to the soffit. I suspect there would be a rafter in the corner all the way down to the fascia. If so, it’s there behind the soffit, I just can’t see it. If I can tell that the rafter goes all the way down

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

Do you have, or can you readily get more of the soffit material in the same color? If so, I would suggest that you maybe just pop rivet a second layer of soffit material under the existing layer. That will give you a double thickness that will make it stronger. You should not need to open up the

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

n Behalf Of Dan Penoff via Mercedes > Sent: Thursday, February 13, 2020 5:13 AM > To: Okie Benz > Cc: Dan Penoff > Subject: Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement? > > Interesting. > > My Lorex system is sitting in a box next to my desk, where it’s been

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement? Interesting. My Lorex system is sitting in a box next to my desk, where it’s been since arriving in December. ‘m struggling with how I’m going to get cables to the cameras that will go on either side of the front of my garage. My roof

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> Dan wrote: > My roof pitch is such that I will have to crawl on my belly in > the attic to reach the exit points in the soffits. Go at it the other way. I would use my fiberglass fish rods, fed in from outside. Usually it will easily get 4-10 feet in from the soffet - which makes it a lot ea

Re: [MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

Interesting. My Lorex system is sitting in a box next to my desk, where it’s been since arriving in December. ‘m struggling with how I’m going to get cables to the cameras that will go on either side of the front of my garage. My roof pitch is such that I will have to crawl on my belly in the a

[MBZ] OT: IP Cams, WAS W124 300D alternator replacement?

Dan, I think it was you who got me interested in home security cameras so I thought I'd share these results. I did a side-by side comparison of four IP cameras ranging from a cheap (<$50) Reolink 5M cam to a new (>$150) 4M Dahua HDW5442TM-AS. They are all "eyeball" style IP cameras. Here is