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From: Tom Thibault <tthibaultsprint@earthlink.net>
Reply-To: Tom Thibault <tthibaultsprint@earthlink.net>
Subject: In-cockpit Video Equipment
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For anyone with expertise in webcam video equipment.

I am looking for recommendations for a USB camera that I can set up in my LNC2 to take video of the instrument panel, or outside, during test flights.  It would need pretty good resolution (enough to capture instrument readings) and be wide angle enough to see most of the panel (about 30").  I suppose it could look over my shoulder from behind, so it would be about 3' from the panel.

Budget is up to $200, so maybe this is not feasible.  I don't own a camcorder right now BTW.

Thanks,

Tom Thibault