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gadgeteer, give us an appraisal of the unit before you go and violate dmca . Curious as to effective range and operation.<p>BTW, you have a site, don't you? Do sales? I think I may have bought or visited a site run by a namesake.

Hey, that's the exact unit I bought from the same site. I see they have the 2.4GHz vid scrambler. Limited functionality I think.

Was watching "The Sixth Sense" at a movie house on Post in SF once and forgot to turn off mny phone. At pivital point in film towards end, my boss calls. Upset the whole house to the point of almost coming to blows with a drunk; he would not accept my sincere apology. He changed his tune q...

UR welcome. Let me know how the units works out (pic quality, etc)

From the same page previously posted:<p>http://www.lik-sang.com/info.php?catego ... cts_id=639&<p>http://www.dvdirect.com/shop/product.asp?sku=TVO5034

You're looking for a scan converter (at least that how they're referred to when going VGA to composite) GOVideo sells or used to seel such a unit. Take a lok at this link for further offerings:<p>http://www.geek.com/newsletter/nl03122003.htm

<blockquote><font size="1" face="Verdana, Helvetica, sans-serif">quote:</font><hr>Originally posted by toejam: I think there may be sources in chinatown in Manhattan. <hr></blockquote><p>toejam (whatta handle), maybe "back in the day" (like when radio shack employees re...

Hve you tried your query on Usenet? There are some micro pic discussions (exact naames escapes me) there.

I don't just want to locate hidden video cams, but disrupt any that I encounter. That is, if I'm walking thru the city, every camera I come within range of should lose pic. I am not public domain, and I don't like being photographed (no one stealing my soul :> ). My family members and friends dare n...

Here's a site for PIC programming info:<p>http://www.voti.nl/blink/index.html

About two years ago I exchanged some email with Consumertronics (John williams) about a video camera disrupter they sued to sell. They no longer sell them outright, but you can contact them to "consult" & I guess, "contract" them to provide one. But sinse this was the company...

I don't know if the following has what you need, but it might point you in right direction:<p>http://www.voti.nl/blink/index.html

gadgeteer, I'm interested in the video detector project. How goes it? Also, aside from the VCD-42, id you ever come across any other commercial units? BTW, never found the vcd-43. TIA

Take a look here:<p>http://www.electronics123.com/amazon/ca ... c3-3-7.htm

A good place for those questions and source of related info would be id-discussions.com or decodernews.com. As far as I know, the 8610 are chippable (if model # ends with an "x", then it is not). Take a look here:<p> http://www.ezcatv.com. They also offer $10 test aids for some SA units 9a...