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Reddit mentions of Digital Industrial Endoscope, DEPSTECH 10 FT Waterproof LCD Borescope Videoscope with CMOS Sensor Inspection Camera, 3.5inch Color LCD Screen,4 Zoom Options -10FT
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We found 2 Reddit mentions of Digital Industrial Endoscope, DEPSTECH 10 FT Waterproof LCD Borescope Videoscope with CMOS Sensor Inspection Camera, 3.5inch Color LCD Screen,4 Zoom Options -10FT. Here are the top ones.
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Unique Blue LED Technology: built-in 1W LED light and 6 adjustable blue LED lights help you to improve visibility in low-light environment and work better so you are able to see in dark places.Built-in LCD Screen: the convenient 3.5 inch color LCD screen allows direct viewing of what you record. Also detachable design for easy carrying or storage.Image Capture and Video Recording: thanks to TF Card (not included), you can record your image capture or video to 640X480 resolutions. And directly saved into the TF card for more detailed looking.Fully Waterproof: featuring with IP67 waterproof cable and 8.2 mm camera head, using this inspection camera almost everywhere. Excellent for inspection of lost or dropped items in pipes or areas which are not viewable by the naked eye.Well-built Cable: The cable is both stiff and flexible giving you the ability to move around corners while also still being able to move it vertically. Be the shape of what you want.
Specs:
| Color | Black-3M |
| Size | 3M |
Depends on what type of footage you need and whether it needs to be standalone I suppose. You can buy one of those self contained endoscope cameras like this which records to an SD card. Quality isn't going to be stellar but I'm guessing something like that's more fitting to your requirements than looking for an actual camera.
You could get one of these
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00UH01UE8?colid=3IAYBNEZYOVK2&coliid=IQAA0PUJHWI0P&ref_=wl_it_dp_o_pC_nS_ttl
As others mention and see what's the what. And then I'd probably buy a bunch of hardpack and start shoving it into the hole as good as I can.
If it's a big cavity and you can't fill it in properly then I'd do some demo of the pavement and get it patched after you fill it in.
But the most important thing is preventing it from getting worse or happening again. What is the source of this vacancy? What is uphill of that earth?