Thursday, August 23, 2012

Steamships and Steam engines.










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3 comments:

HT said...

Outstanding...

August 24, 2012 at 8:00 PM
bigsoxfan said...

We had a 2AE that did the same paint job on the Capt Downing. Good times.

September 2, 2012 at 8:16 AM
Anonymous said...

A satellite digital video recorder, or DVR, captures a satellite TV signal for storage on the internal hard drive and playback to a connected television. The signal passes through a coaxial cable connection to the DVR. Hooking up a security camera enables you to record an area under surveillance to the DVR, or simply monitor an area on a TV connected to the DVR without recording. Use a pair of coaxial cables with threaded RF couplers on the ends.
Items you will need

2 coaxial cables
TV or video monitor

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Step 1

Switch off the security camera, DVR and TV or monitor.
Step 2

Push on the connector at one end of a cable onto the camera's output port, which is usually on the back edge. Twist the metal ring on the cable clockwise to hold it on the camera.
Step 3

Attach the other end to the input on the rear panel of your DVR.
Step 4

Connect the second cable from the DVR's output to the RF input on the television set or monitor.
Step 5

Turn on the power for the three components and tune the DVR to channel three or four, depending on the camera model.
Step 6

Watch the monitor or TV to view the area under surveillance from the camera, or record video by pressing the DVR's record button.

December 20, 2012 at 10:08 AM

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