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I'm thinking of buying an inspection camera, mainly to look under chipboard floors to check for pipes & cables before cutting & lifting. I've searched on here and found two threads. I've googled inspection cameras and there are cheap ones and expensive ones, ones with rechargable batteries, hi resolution etc. I was wondering if anybody here owns a camera and can tell me what they think, and what they would go for if they were buying again? I found this The Battle of the Inspection Cameras?, but that was in 2011.
 
Yep like the Dewalt, have to buy some other cordless drills etc, so was thinking of choosing one brand. Camera seems a bit big though - 17mm?
 
picked up a supercam v6 by superrod not something i use all the time but a lifesaver when needed was going to get the bosch 10.8 as have all the other kit but glad i didnt as this has removable screen and various useful attachments
 

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