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The Hikvision is a standard IP security camera. A POE injector is one way to power it, but it will also work with 12vDC. Once on your local network, loads of apps, including web browsers, will talk to it. So, your overall price to get an OEM version of the camera setup is probably closer to $200.

Could you add a link to this adapter and say a little more how you hooked it up?

Also interested in this too.

If you search for “Simrad Ethernet to RJ45 adapter” you will find the cable. This plugs directly into the simrad unit and then directly to the Camera. Since this is not PoE, you will need to run 12V to the camera power cable. I put a toggle switch in between to turn on and off. After hardware install you just need to setup the IP address on the camera to a static IP that is on the same subnet at the Simrad unit. Then set the Simrad video input IP address to match your camera. Mine works every time I power it on.

⁠@@spencepurduehi there. Just want to ask you question, i have simrad evo3 and want to connect hikivision colorvu camera. Can you explain more please to connect with simrad. Thank you. Can you write your email adress please or any contact

@@cemalbuyuksavas2197 if you want to share your email i will contact you. I just don’t want to post my email here

I’ll reply back on the offshore environment after Aug 5. I’ll be taking the hikvision out very early in the morning for a tournament. You can’t hook it up to and mfd because it’s an ip camera. On my setup, I connected it to a small Ethernet router and a raspberry pi. I am using the same monitor here but I hooked all the electronics to my house battery bank so I didn’t have to buy a Poe adapter. My setup comes in a few hundred dollars cheaper and all contained in a harbor freight waterproof box.

Would you consider adding a long range high powered IR illuminator to enhance the hikvision in total darkness like offshore ?...

Hikvisions have IR illuminators or a light in them... Or you can add an IR illuminator.. I'm thinking about doing this over the Sioynx on my boat too

@@SimonBali-e2f I’m gonna see how well it works with just moon and start light first.

​@@VeasnaKoeut how did you go offshore with the hikvision ?

That makes no sense. To me, the camera is running with an extra-long exposure to try to get as much light as possible from the scene. Plus, the Hikvision is producing an image over four times the resolution.

@@deabigt You didn't understand what I said.

@@VK6AB- Then explain or better yet show an example where this camera performs better.

@@deabigt You don't understand basic concepts like quantum efficiency relative to wavelength. When you know something about digital or analogue night vision equipment I'll have a discussion. Otherwise I'm just wasting my time for no reason.

@@VK6AB- LOL I have uploaded numerous examples to my channel from various brands, covering many models. I have over 70 cameras set up in a heavily wooded area, with at least half of them capturing images under only stars and moonlight. Some of these cameras even capture meteors in color. See examples at ua-cam.com/video/-2yy0meHjy0/v-deo.html As shown in the video above, the SiOnyx camera is outperformed by cameras available on Amazon for under $100. If there is an environment where the SiOnyx performs better, I’d like to see that video. Using terms like "quantum" in your response just to sound knowledgeable is unnecessary. We're discussing real-world performance, not theory. If you have camera experience, you know that even comparing specifications can be unreliable. Even static shots can conceal issues like ghosting or blurring that occur with motion. For example, ua-cam.com/video/dnF_eAoeAnQ/v-deo.html So, please provide a relevant video; otherwise, your argument lacks credibility.

the sionyx has left the building

Thank you very much for this! Much appreciated!

the system costs no more than $700

@@imnoaussiediveandfishing Could you please provide the part number (or links if possible) to the whole kit/pats needed?

I will post all the parts required in the description in the next couple of days​@@searay260sundeckforsale4

@@searay260sundeckforsale4 the list has been added to the description

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Michael its the gas pipeline 25 miles west of Johns Pass outlet. Its well known and is marked on most charts

whysosyria1 it’s around 30 to 35 ft

Sure he does. Will he gove them to you? Nope.

its close to the pipeline by the valve a the end of the shipping channel

@@imnoaussiediveandfishing anyway you can show us on a map?

It’s a public wreck you can find the numbers online. This wreck is close to the blackthorn wreck also

Pinellas reef too it's on every map

Hiya if you want to get lionfish in any sort of numbers. You need to go to the pipeline which is around 25 to 35 miles from johns pass. the depth ranges from 85 to 110 feet. you can get them closer on ledges and some wrecks in around 60 to 80ft but so many.

@@imnoaussiediveandfishing ahhh.... that is a shame, I was hoping to find a good place to go after them in shallow.... I am not yet dive certified, so I do a lot of freediving until I get my cert.

Hey im learning free diving and also want to hunt lion fish in the tampa bay area. If you need a dive buddy let mw know

Josh this is just some hard bottom in around 50ft due west out of Johns pass

Looks great man . Keep up the great videos

Do you guys do dive trips im a novice diver and would like to dive some of these areas?