First Wireless Covert Clock Cameras
This was on of the very first wireless covert clock cameras for the digital age using micro pinhole technology. it was state-of-the-art in the early 1990's. The camera sent video wirelessly and you would have to have a wireless receiver that hooked up to a video recorder. Here is the original ad copy for it:
This common wall clock and mirror conceals a video camera and wireless video transmitter. Ideal for undercover operations. No more drilling pinholes or time consuming setup of other equipment that might be "accidentally" discovered. Completely undetectable!
FEATURES INCLUDE:
Completely wireless, license free operation in less cluttered 2.4 Ghz.
Transmits clear, solid signal 75 to 100 feet through sheetrock walls.
Internal Black And White video camera with 380 line resolution.
Completely self-contained circuitry and no camera pinhole (camera behind mirror)
Operates entirely on 110 VAC for continuous power-existing.
AC Cord plugs into wall outlet for quick and easy setup.
Multi channel receiver allows monitoring of up to 4 separate transmitters.
With this unique unit, you'll have a completely portable easy-to-set-up and take down, totally covert video monitoring system without any pinholes someone might detect! Great for temporary, move-around or long range jobs.
It sold for: $995.00
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