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Cake day: June 16th, 2023

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  • Been using Reolink IP cameras ever since I was robbed at gunpoint on my front porch in 2015. No complaints, though I wouldn’t use one of their NVRs or give them my info and sign into an app of theirs

    I find used servers are cheap, more maintainable, and more configurable than proprietary hardware like an NVR.

    A POE switch and BlueIris will run Reolink cams using the generic ONVIF protocol with no need to give Reolink personal data they don’t need.

    I would avoid their zoom cameras - I bought a couple thinking they’d be a good supplement to the 6 standard 1440p Reolink cams I also have and tbh I really hate the zoom cameras. They go out of focus or zoom weird and it’s a bit of a PIA to get them dialed back in. Good luck!







  • Looks great! What kind of paint and equipment did you use?

    Used ppg single stage black the last time I painted a car (72’ Jag XJ6 w/a SBC conversion).

    I had a bad experience with basecoat/clearcoat on the 69’ mustang I did before that one - folks kept opening their car doors on it in parking lots and the clear chipped white 😐.

    I sure do love a freshly self-painted car!



  • +1 for reolink. Works great with blueiris and has its own app as well. I’d recommend the basic 1440p model, which should run around $50 US on Amazon. You’ll need ether net cables and a POE switch to run them, also not very expensive. Stay away from the zoom versions - in my experience they kind of suck. Been running 8 of these for about 8 years now and they’ve been very reliable. Running both the native reolink app and blueiris on Android, Ipads, and PC, and they kick the dog out of that Ring junk - works great and easy/cheap to add cams and really place stuff when needed.