SawMaster
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Indeed, and I resemble that remark
Doing anything not recommended by the manufacturer or prohibited by them costs you the warranty as it goes beyond design parameters However it is a very good way of discovering how robust a cam is. With well-designed and well-built cams recording 24/7 usually works OK while less capable cams may fail. Such a failure does not mean that it's a bad cam, only that it could be better
The world isn't always nice, gentle, and kind And anything I buy needs to deal with that world however things are going. I'd rather kill a cam under testing and take the loss than to have one die in use at a critical point because it wasn't good enough
Phil
Doing anything not recommended by the manufacturer or prohibited by them costs you the warranty as it goes beyond design parameters However it is a very good way of discovering how robust a cam is. With well-designed and well-built cams recording 24/7 usually works OK while less capable cams may fail. Such a failure does not mean that it's a bad cam, only that it could be better
The world isn't always nice, gentle, and kind And anything I buy needs to deal with that world however things are going. I'd rather kill a cam under testing and take the loss than to have one die in use at a critical point because it wasn't good enough
Phil