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    I thought I had put this webpage up for Gizz, but it slipped by in the bussle of turkey season.

    Here is the webpage for Gizz's plans for a home made video game trail camcorder.

    http://www.jesseshuntingpage.com/homebrew-videocam.html

    There is also a link to it off the homebrew camera webpage. Please stop by and take a peek and if you have any ideas or info that would help out please post them here or email Gizz or me. Thanks.

    Gizz, there is one question I had on the schematic drawing. The relay on the 555 timer board, I couldn't make out the part number, if you will post or email the number I'll add it.

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    Spectr - I used the 275-005A like we use on the Homebrew cams(just clip the NC contact) because I had one left over from those projects. Really only need SPST so any similar relay should work fine. Maybe Welby and Tinhorn could help us out here since I believe they worked on the timer board.

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    You're almost there, Gizz! ###Great work. ###I haven't been able to load any of your videos (I can't ever get anything on geocities, even by saving it to the local drive). ###

    I might be able to compress your videos a little more and maintain quality. ###Email me one of your 2-3 meg clips and I'll see what I can do.

    michael@texasbowhunter.com

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    Not sure why you can't download. It sometimes takes a while befor the "Save to" prompt after right clicking the link comes back but I've always been able to download...eventually. I just signed up for one of those freeserver.com pages and should be able to store them there. I'll post one when I get it done. I'm gonna try posting as windows media v7(.wmv) along with .mpeg this time.
    Compression - If I compress with windows media player the videos are very very small but I was afraid most people couldn't view these types. I'll email ya one as soon as I can. Turkey day here in PA tomorrow so maybe later in the weekend.

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    Here are a couple of recent clips that I've taken, not with a trail video cam, but you might enjoy them anyway. ###

    Twin Turkeys

    This is from two different camera angles

    You'll need Media Player 7 or higher to get these.

    Michael

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    Those are real nice Michael.
    Didn't see anything like that here in PA today but we did manage to get a jake in for my younger brother.
    I like the Windows Media Compression because of the much smaller size but when I try to upload to X-Drive or geocities, the sites come back and tell me "invalid file format". Any ideas?

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