What does it take for a beach cam (superjett??)

[DaUpJetSkier]

Topic says it all, surfing is growing pretty rapidly where I live even though its the north shore of lake superior we got guys that will ride all year long, waves are best fall and winter anyways. There is a certain spot that has waves a lot that most ppl ride, its a nice NW facing cove and its part of scenic lil island drive. Anyways, we ride there a lot too when its flat or big. I know I can find a telephone pole or there is a canopy for hosting small events that has power. What does it take to get one going as far as camera, equipment, and who woud I talk to about hooking one up. I could service it and keep in clean. Im only about 5 mins away from the spot but it would be nice for others and to just check out before riding.

 

[grunty13]

i like where your head at casey

 

[01PROX600]

I would suggest talking to the guy that runs www.johndee.com He runs one on the snowmobile trail just on the south side of South Range, MI for snowmobiling season. Runs new images every 5 minutes.

 

[SuperJETT]

I have no clue, the setup I use is a network camera running on the internet via cell phone connected to a laptop.

 

[Vumad]

http://x-h2o.com/showthread.php?t=24264

This thread has some links from NJ. Maybe you can get in contact with the people hosting that site.

 

[vitaly]

I have no clue, the setup I use is a network camera running on the internet via cell phone connected to a laptop.

I would also hire a mexican to sit on the phone pole holding the camera.