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Self-Recording Camera

The Spyder SW2600DVR from Sperry West can be set to only record motion or continuous activity. With a 4 GB SD card, the camera records up to five hours of video. The camera comes with a 12-volt power supply, battery back-up system and remote control. Recordings can be downloaded on an SD card slot-equipped computer.

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