Walrus Gumboot
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Which one do you recommend?
How difficult is it for a beginner to use/interpret? Are classes necessary?
Cost?
How difficult is it for a beginner to use/interpret? Are classes necessary?
Cost?
Thermal cameras
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Walrus Gumboot
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I've got the WRT and ASD.
J Scott W
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Some of the manufacturers have on-line classes available. Extech and FLIR do, maybe others.
The cost as really come down. There are entry level cameras for under $3,000 now. A few years back, prices were $15,000 to $20,000.
Scott Warrington
The cost as really come down. There are entry level cameras for under $3,000 now. A few years back, prices were $15,000 to $20,000.
Scott Warrington
packfancjh
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The Extech I5 IR camera is a fantastic camera for the price. It lists at $2995.00 and is a very capable camera.
Desk Jockey
Member
The lower priced units will get you what you want. I think there are some even with the fusion software.
The fusion saves a digital and a thermal.
The fusion saves a digital and a thermal.
Bryan Irvin
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Steve,
I got the Flir Bcam SD a few months back and I'm really happy with it. I bought it online from a company called Professional Equipment for 5k. It came with a free online course thats really informative and will get ya started.
Bryan
I got the Flir Bcam SD a few months back and I'm really happy with it. I bought it online from a company called Professional Equipment for 5k. It came with a free online course thats really informative and will get ya started.
Bryan
