Safety reiteration for newbies and oldies.....PLEASE READ!

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@addy1 that's great!! I hope that I never have to save my pond, but glad to have the extra protection of the camera. Not only that, but I tend to full-screen it on my second monitor at work all day, and just enjoy my pond and fish from afar! It's especially fun when my hubby let's the dogs out during the day, and I see them running around nearby.

 

[addy1]

laughing we have a always on tv above our tv, the view changes as motion triggers this or that camera. The tv right next to it is a view of our underwater cameras, I tend to watch them more than tv tv.

It turned out to be our new loop ponds that we had just (like a few weeks before) got running. The output ports got plugged by some leaves, I had her turn off the water flow to the loop ponds. Now there is a screen over the ports, out about 2 inches so they can not get plugged again.

They give you ease of mind. I have upgraded our cameras x 3 as technology has improved. They are so darn cheap now as compared to before.