[FONT=Times New Roman]The safe way to inspect a roof or chimney.[/FONT]
No more ladders, no more risk, no more wasted time, no more high insurance premiums, no more “I can’t go up that high,” and no more complaints. With InterNACHI’s new SpectoScope, inspecting any hard-to-reach area becomes as simple as “point and shoot.” This high-tech ‘roof inspection’ tool (though it is so much more) allows you to watch live video from the ground, and take snapshots that can then be added to your reports and used to discover possible problems. This will impress your customers, and save you time (and hospital bills).
Technical Information:
[FONT=Times New Roman]Can be used with either a laptop or a Compaq iPAQ 3600, 3700, or 3800 handheld PC. [/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman]When used with a handheld PC, works with any standard video device (camcorders, et cetera). [/FONT]
[FONT=Times New Roman]When used with a laptop, connects easily to nearly any webcam. [/FONT]
I’ll wait for some reviews to come out but it appears the technology is here to make this camera on a pole idea actually viable. I’ve got a lot of high flat roofs here in Baltimore that are difficult to get at safely. This might help…
Just got mine and am excited to crank it up. I can’t seem to get the camera and the phone…a Samsung Galaxy, to talk so I can see the roof on my phone. I guarantee that it is user error, but I am looking for someone to walk me through this. Anyone, Bueller… Bueller!
I just discovered this tool! Holy crap it beats the heck out of the Spectrascope! I forget the name of it, but I bought it online and it is amazing and my customers LOVE it. They say it is the neatest thing they have ever seen! We use it every single day. No batteries, No charging, No bluetooth, to Ipad,…
I think it is officially endorsed by some guy in a Red Hat out west…
Before I retired from doing home inspections I was looking at these very seriously. The Quad copter was around $300. I already have a smart phone. There are other videos of it being flown with a tablet. Built in cameras that will do video or standard photos.