The Ferret

    Sept. 11, 2010
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    Panoscan introduces The Ferret, a remotely controlled mobile camera with lights for under carriage vehicle inspection.

    The Ferret features a powerful UHF video transmitter for a clear view up to 100 meters or more in "walk behind" mode. (Up to 300 meters with our long range antenna kit) The operator sees a full color picture using high resolution video glasses. (Several styles available.) Secondary inspectors can also watch & record the video image on a second video monitor if desired.Control of the Ferret is accomplished using proven FHSS radio technology. Speed and direction is controlled on a single stick. The second stick is used to steer the camera. Lighting is also controlled from the remote. The 2.4 GHz FHSS spread spectrum technology automatically ensures a solid control connection up to 300 meters.

    • Fits under low slung vehicles

    • Quick & maneuverable

    • Wireless color video camera

    • Tilt feature allows best view

    • LED soft light reduces glare

    • Flexible NTSC video options

    • Up to 300 meter stand-off range

    • 180 minutes run time

    • Instant battery swap

    • Low cost

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