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When Orb's Attack!

Added: Nov 3, 2008 | Comments: 4 | Total Plays: 3,932
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An orb appears to shoot down the hallway and cause electrical interference with our remote IR camera. There were numerous dust orbs that were caught by this camera during the course of the evening. This was the only orb event that was found to be out of the ordinary. Weather Conditions: Light precipitation earlier in the day. TEMP High: 48 Low: 41. Wind: 8 to 20 mph Camera was attached via cable to a DVR system. This was the only electrical interference that occurred during the 5+ hours of recorded footage. Info on Camera: Features: Weatherproof (indoor/outdoor use) 420 TV lines resolution 3.6mm Lens 1/4" CCD image sensor 12 Infrared LEDs 30 ft. night vision 60 ft. of cable included for flexible installation (cable can extend to longer distance) Specifications: Image Sensor: 1/4" Color CCD Synchronization: Internal Audio Output: None S/N Ratio: >48dB (AGC Off) Gamma Characteristic: 0.45 Power Supply: DC12V, 400mA Power Consumption: 2.0 Watts Operating Temperature: 14°F - 122°F Dimensions: 2.25 x 2.33 x 2.5 in Scanning System: 525 Lines, 60 Field/Sec (NTSC) Electronic Shutter Speed: Auto, 1/60-1/1000000 sec (NTSC) Video Output: 1 Vp-p75 ohm Lens: 3.6mm Horizontal Resolution: 420TVL Effective Pixels: 510x496 NTSC Field of View: 42° Connectors: BNC (F), 12VDC 2.1mm (F) Minimum Illuminance: 0 Lux Infrared LEDs/Distance: 12/30ft IR LED Wavelength: 850nm Weight: 6.5 oz Compatability: Camera plugs into DVR, VCR, TV, or Video Monitor

Keyword Tags: orbs, paranormal
Total Plays: 3,932
Added: Nov 3, 2008
Comments: 4

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