Widow maker 223
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They run on solar.. A few local counties are bagging cameras and not renewing contracts. Iv seen many of them cut down.Who pays for the electricity it costs to run these?
GET FLOCKED!
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Sprinkman
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You do of course, but it's for your own good.Who pays for the electricity it costs to run these?
Plant.One
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as others have mentioned - flock cameras run on solar/batteries. no utility hard lines needed. the contract includes installation, maintenance, the AI software bundle to search them and 30 days of cloud storage for the munincipality. however ive also been led to understand - i cant find it to reference at the moment - of flock camer adata being availble to 3rd parties well beyond said 30 day windowWho pays for the electricity it costs to run these?
however its my understanding that a flock contract is between $2500-$3000 per year per camera
+ $250-$650 per camera installation and permitting fees
+ $350-$2000 per camera relocation fee if they need to be moved during the contract
+ $800 per camera fee to replace damaged cameras or up to $1300 if the pole is damaged as well
22magnum22
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Wonder how many layers would have to be peeled back to see who all has access to what is captured on camera?
Sprinkman
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I looked this up once for Idaho flock and it isn't pretty.
Local shares it with state, fbi, homland security and a bunch of other alphebet agencies.
They also claim that they don't store the data, but I cry BS on that. They couldn't share it if they didn't store it.
crapshoot
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Just have AI do it.
22magnum22
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I did and the way I see it is that it's like asking the fox to guard the hen house.
Widow maker 223
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