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Medical Forum / General / Dentistry / June 2005Hey Gang! I'm off to WalMart!!
More on why later!!!!!!! SP  SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH > More on why later!!!!!!! Ran out of mustache wax? Vaughn > SP > > More on why later!!!!!!! > > Ran out of mustache wax? > > Vaughn Nope! I was looking around the eBay.ca and I couldn't find one of those little 13 inch TV's with a VHS recorder in it. They all have DVD's in them now and I absolutely NEED it to be a VHS. So I phoned around and the Wal-Banger store near us is the only place where I could still find one of those. So I went out tonite and got it. If you want to know why, take a look at this: http://tinypic.com/5untk7 This little gizmo cost me just under 100$ USAian dollars. It takes four AAA batteries, and connects directly to the RCA jack 'video in' on your recorder or TV. As soon as you plug it in, it illuminates with four little LED lights around the aperture. The camera doesn't record or anything, so I need to have a TV with a VHS in it so as to record the patients' images. This model is aimed at the informed consumer such as yourself. I saw it advertised in <gasp!> Dental Town magazine. If you want to contact them, I can fish the number out of my Visa statement, but I think once you see the inside of your mouth one time, the novelty is dead. But the upshoot is that I now have a functional IntraOral camera that cost me about 250$ Kannnadian. THAT is why I am so excited.... I stopped by the local big box hardware and got a white micro wave stand in kit form as well to wheel the TV between the two opertories. I'm gonna repost this answer under a more descriptive heading so the other pointy-heads who might be interested can see it. Cheers! SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH >> > More on why later!!!!!!! >> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] >Cheers! >SP I cant live without gizmos. Especially when I manage to do it on the cheap. Other than scratching and watching the Steelers & Penguins, I never feel quite so manly. > >I'm gonna repost this answer under a more descriptive heading so the > >other pointy-heads who might be interested can see it. [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > cheap. Other than scratching and watching the Steelers & Penguins, I > never feel quite so manly. Then this thing is made for you. They are so cheap, You could give them away at Xmas time or whatever... SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH > This little gizmo cost me just under 100$ USAian dollars. It takes four > AAA batteries, and connects directly to the RCA jack 'video in' on your > video recorder or TV. ..or a suitable input on your PC and loads of free S/W to capture motion and still images. >> > More on why later!!!!!!! >> [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > the Wal-Banger store near us is the only place where I could still find > one of those. Funny you should mention that, I just recently (though slightly accidentally) bought the 9" version of that. Those guys are about the only "real" 12 volt televisions that you can buy. Ours is standing by for storm duty. Vaughn > http://tinypic.com/5untk7 > > This little gizmo cost me just under 100$ USAian dollars. It takes four > AAA batteries, and connects directly to the RCA jack 'video in' on your > recorder or TV. As soon as you plug it in, it illuminates with four > little LED lights around the aperture. That is cute! Not at all what I had pictured from your description. Will it still work after you pop it into the autoclave? Vaughn >> http://tinypic.com/5untk7 >> [quoted text clipped - 6 lines] > > Will it still work after you pop it into the autoclave? Autoclaves are soooo antiquated. >Vaughn > > http://tinypic.com/5untk7 > > [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > > Vaughn But silly Vaughn: Dangerous pathogens cannot stick to any modern technological apparatus. That is what I deduced when I was told that I didn't have to Autoclave my Laser's handpiece. I did anyway, and 2 and a half years later, my Laser is dead. Shame on me... So, I'm gonna learn my lesson this time: I won't worry about dangerous pathogens, and so I'll merrily stick this little camera into the mouth of some 65 year old alcoholic drug abuser, wipe it off, and then turn right around and put it into some little 6 year old little tyke's mouth... no worries, Mate.... --OR,........... perhaps,....... just maybe--- I'll use the disposable cellophane sheaths that come with the camera (and which can be re-ordered). They look like prophylactics for some Looooonnng and thin type of guy..... tee-hee-hee ;-) SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH >I'll use the disposable cellophane sheaths that come with the camera >(and which can be re-ordered). They look like prophylactics for some [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > >SP Stormin' Moron may be interested... -- W_B Take out the G'RBAGE wubbabubbazG@RBAGEyahoo.com Stove Could you give me number of internet shop of this toy or manufacture internet page ? sklep@valplast.pl regards kris >> > More on why later!!!!!!! >> [quoted text clipped - 32 lines] > Cheers! > SP Stove Could you give me number of internet shop of this toy or manufacture internet page ? s...@valplast.pl regards kris U¿ytkownik "StovePipe" <stove99pipe...@SHHyahoo.ca> napisa³ w wiadomo¶ci _______________________ Check out RF Systems. They're the biggest manufacturer of wireless intraoral cameras, although this simple model is wired and uses simple batteries to hold down the cost. RF Systems makes very good professional models, but I was surprised that they could make a simple model so cheaply -- and it actually works. - dentaldoc > Stove Could you give me number of internet shop of this toy or > manufacture [quoted text clipped - 14 lines] > > - dentaldoc Ezzatly... Bill, If you don't mind my asking; where did you hear about this little camera? I found it while flipping through the recent <gasp!> Dental Town magzine. Also, how are you capturing and recording your images (if indeed you _are_ saving them. Thanks SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH > Stove Could you give me number of internet shop of this toy or manufacture > internet page ? > sklep@valplast.pl > regards kris Certainly, Krzysztof. I'll look in the documentation for a regular Telephone number or a fax or an email address or a Web address. The 800 number would not work from Europe. You can start with their website: http://www.rfmiharu.com Stay Tuned SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH What is technican details of vision and quality of vision ? >> Stove Could you give me number of internet shop of this toy or >> manufacture [quoted text clipped - 12 lines] > Stay Tuned > SP > What is technican details of vision and quality of vision ? > > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > > Stay Tuned > > SP Unfortunately, there are no specs that I can find. If you go to the above web site, there is a .pdf instruction manual on how to use this camera, but no real secifications on the thing. All I can say was that we had a full screen image on the television I bought, and you can see most details of a tooth or gum tissue well. There is also a magnifying attachment. I suggest you access the web site and go to their Contact Us button. I don"t want to give the email here as it will be spammed. Thanks SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH Don't get your hydrocodone filled there. SignatureChristopher A. Young Learn more about Jesus www.lds.org www.mormons.com More on why later!!!!!!! SP SignatureFinally: take out the TRASHH |
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