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    MDVR 2000 Mobile Video Evidence Recorder

    Aug. 20, 2007
    Related To: DIVERSIFIED BROKERAGE ATLANTA / CUSTODY
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    The MDVR 2000 Mobile Video Evidence Recorder system is law enforcement's answer to an all-digital video recording system for cruisers, SUVs, four-wheelers, motorcycles and booking/interview rooms. Utilizing a non-invasive installation method, the unit, from the CUSTODY Law Enforcement Video division of Diversified Brokerage of Atlanta, installs quickly and sports over 60 accessories and upgrades, making it one of the most versatile and adaptable systems available. Upgrades such as collision sensors, GPS and 56-channel Digital Spread Spectrum transceivers, are just a few of the many cutting-edge features.

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