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    Viper Police Economy system

    Dec. 1, 2010
    Related To: SHRYOCK COMMUNICATIONS
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    Shryock Communications offers the newest addition to the Viper Police in-car video family. Described as the new ECONOMY system this unit records with the help of a 0.1lux rotating front camera and a wireless IR rear seat camera. With a resolution of 720x480 the system records at 30FPS. The DVR records to a SDHC secure digital card up to 16 GB, in AVI format, playable on Windows Media Player, eliminating the need for special player software. System comes complete with time-date stamp. The Viper Police system even includes a 2GB starter SD card so there is nothing else to buy; once users receive the system, they are up and running in minutes. Installation is a snap using the included cigar lighter plug and system can be transferred from one vehicle to another in less than 2 minutes. The system includes a built-in mic for audio recording within the vehicle. The Viper Police systems are geared to the low budgets of the smaller police departments and law enforcement agencies throughout the United States.

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