Details about moving
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From: Frequently frozen MN
Details about moving
Hi,
We're moving after 45 years on 14 acres -- it's too much. Going to an apartment (mot liking it, but have to do something).
Spouse would like a video of the house etc. Are there any rental videocams still around? Or possibly a reasonably priced on that produces reasonable results?
Also changing to Xfinity(comcast) and want to rent their modem or whatever to avoid customer service hassles ( Oh, it's your equipment -- we can suppty you with a reliable solution)
What's the minimum box that I need -- 2 BR apartment ~ 1000 sq ft?
Help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
hj
We're moving after 45 years on 14 acres -- it's too much. Going to an apartment (mot liking it, but have to do something).
Spouse would like a video of the house etc. Are there any rental videocams still around? Or possibly a reasonably priced on that produces reasonable results?
Also changing to Xfinity(comcast) and want to rent their modem or whatever to avoid customer service hassles ( Oh, it's your equipment -- we can suppty you with a reliable solution)
What's the minimum box that I need -- 2 BR apartment ~ 1000 sq ft?
Help greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
hj
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Minnesota's a big place and your farm could be close to (or far from) most anything. Renting just depends on what's around you.
For what you want to do, you can buy a pretty good camera for about $75 on line, maybe a bit less, Look for HD (hi def) with either USB for storage to a computer or SD card. If it's SD card make sure you have a computer or tablet with an SD adapter.
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For what you want to do, you can buy a pretty good camera for about $75 on line, maybe a bit less, Look for HD (hi def) with either USB for storage to a computer or SD card. If it's SD card make sure you have a computer or tablet with an SD adapter.
Welcome to city life!
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Instead of renting a camera , buy something like this ; https://www.walmart.com/ip/DXG-DXG-5...-Black/5634159 . Use it to video a place before you rent and after you leave to show any damages. As far as Xfinity ( Comcast ) if your worried about WiFI coverage Mine is great . Coverage upstairs , outside is excellent. $14 a month for the latest modem but I have landline , cable and internet model so it may be different in your area .
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