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I'm facing an annoying problem, for the last few weeks somebody in my neighborhood steals gas from my motorcycle. It's a Honda VT125 Shadow, all the wires and hoses under the tank are apparent. So the guy unplugs the hoses and siphons the tank. So i'm looking for a way to film the bike at night to try and find out who this jacka** is. The street isn't very dark at night. Any ideas are welcome |
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I would say your best bet is to look through the surveillance section on amazon and see what your options are for your budget...100 bucks seems to get you a pretty good setup. http://www.amazon.com/Security-Surveillance-Home-Automation/b?ie=UTF8&node=524136 |
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Do you have a camcorder? If you do you can probably connect it to a PC or Mac with firewire and use capture software to record to a HDD with overnight. If you have the hardware already it's just a matter of finding software (iMovie for Mac is an option, as well as Premier for windows), and making sure you have a HDD large enough for several hours of video. Another option would be to stay out one night waiting for him. If it's just a thug maybe all he needs is a good scare - maybe you could yell or shine a bright flashlight at him. |
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