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just sharing.
i needed closer zooming for inspection so i decided to take it apart and see if it was possible…and yes.
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here is the lens almost unscrewed all the way out…
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here almost all the way in…
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would have been great if they had incorporated an adjustable head.
I’m about to remove the camera head piece and extend the cable…will be a nice project.
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Yes, the camera can be detached from the PCB. I have not had time to work on this project of mine that much due to work and other duties but so far by just what I have accomplished I can imagine a DIYer doing this to inspect cylinder walls on automobile engines.
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See how I can see if my beer can is empty :P…for sure one can see if a cylinder is out of commission or not.
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My goal is to find an extension where you can tilt the camera mechanically 180 degrees on the Y and X axis.
Just sharing.