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SOG knife that fits in your wallet, or as a money clip.

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Ever wonder how your babysitter treats your children when you're not there or what your employees do when you're not at your business? Now you can watch them with a camera hidden inside what looks like a motion detector for a security system. No one will know that this motion detector contains a miniature, high-tech spy camera that transmits clear, color video via the included receiver to any monitor or TV set. You can then record the video using your VCR or recordable DVD player. Comes in a complete kit which includes the camera, the receiver with cable that plugs into your TV, and two 9 volt battery clips (one for the camera and one for the receiver). It is so easy to set up and use that anyone will be able to open the box and begin using the camera within minutes. Requires two 9 volt batteries (not included).

Specifications:

* Transmission Range (distance between the camera and the receiver): 300 feet clear line of sight (less indoors depending upon the number of walls).
* NTSC
* Frequency: 1.2GHz
* Minimum Illumination: 1 Lux
* Resolution: 380 TV lines

It is the responsibly of the purchaser to check all state, local and federal laws governing the use of hidden video cameras before ordering hidden or covert video surveillance equipment. Hidden video surveillance is legal, in most states, as long as it is not done in an area where reasonable privacy is expected. Such areas include but are not limited to bathrooms, bedrooms and dressing rooms. Crimes or action that is video taped is usually admissible as evidence in court. In most states video surveillance does not require the consent of parties involved.