JackDaWack

I've consistently said the Arlo pro 2, you can go back and look if you need to, the functions of the pro system utilize the same base, different cameras. I never said or argued they were "better" than a hardwired system, just that the low end systems weren't worth the money to me. Im not posting hyperbole, I've seen the quality videos those cheap systems produce.. they get No where near what they advertise. If I'm spending the time to install it, I would use something with much more quality. I don't have a window that far from a camera. Can you get enough detail on your camera for a recording at 75 feet to even mean something?

I wouldn't say that makes you special, plenty of people who aren't cops lay their lives down for others....and dont get paid for it.. I appreciate that cops do this, but they are FAR from being the only ones.

How many people do you think are running a dedicated network for their security cameras? If the system is going through you standard wireless network router, it doesn't matter if it's wired or not. The same security issues are present. A recall a few security concerns with a major brand not too long ago. You also have to depend on the physcall recording system being left after an event take place. The point of the Arlo pro system was to increase encryption capabilities of the the standard wifi cameras.

The Arlo pro 2 system is 1080p. I don't know what to tell you, you can read a bad review for every product ever made, doesn't make it the norm. If you want good night vision, I don't really think it makes sense to suggest people buy those cheap hardwired systems... They have just as bad night vision. Good cameras cost 200 bucks a pop if that's what your going to use a factor. The cheaper systems also have their own security flaws. I plugged in the high traffic cameras through the garage wall, and the other cameras get charged once ever 3 months. If an event records for 2 minutes and is triggered again, it will record for another 2 minutes and so on. I also record my videos locally through the usb port on the back of the base station, and get the free 1 week storage... I'm not really looking to argue over this, but giving out less than accurate info is misleading.

If you plug in the Arlo pro cameras they can live stream for ever, and will pre record trigger events. There is obviously limitations to what you can do when running off just a battery. There is zero substitute if these are a must as a wired system will do all of that much better.

It's not about money. The Arlo system is more money. I get notified when my network drops.. no issue there. The Arlo pro system runs on its own network router which seems to be extremely reliable. Even on a cctv system, if your network drop you don't get notifications, no back up, and if something did happen your in the same boat. If I lose internet, I still record locally. Afaik, the only difference to me is a possible network hack.. and if someone is targeting you like that... Well you got bigger issues. That just defualts to the next line of defense, and the security system runs on backup power with cell service. I have looked through all the systems, wired and wireless for under a grand... I wasn't impressed with the plug and play systems their interfaces, HDR's, picture quality, reviews or customer support. If I went CCTV, each POE camera would have been close to 200 each, and the DVR was $600, add in cables and install... I have yet to have any of the problem you seem worried about.

Lol, you must have shitty taste in guns bro. Or no taste at all. There is an entire list of gun I want but cant own in NJ. But then again, you find 10 round magazine easier to handle than standards... so no suprise there.

If I can vote by mail, for no apparent reason, why can't I buy guns through the mail?

For what? a system that is probably less reliable? One with even crappier cameras? Probably terrible support too? If ur gonna go that route, you might as well do it right. A true POE system with a solid DVR and true HD cameras

Depends on what your idea of a security camera is. The Arlo pro 2 cameras are not what I would call cheap in comparison to other options. They ain't cheap either. It provides better than adequate video for any homeowners needs with out dropping a couple Grand on CCTV. I hard wired a few cameras which allows me to get a lot more function out of them too. I was worried at first about the motion sensors but damn, they pick up everything.

The Arlo system is good, at least the pro 2 cameras. You can even record locally on a storage drive, and get a free week storage for up to 5 cameras. The problem is that you will have to recharge the high traffic cameras every 3-4 weeks. There is nothing around powering a camera that often unless you can tap into a power source. The cameras really have much better options when plugged in. Our front door camera does last a solid 3 months on one charge. The Arlo interface is also really easy to use and has about a 4 second lag time. A lot of options for notifications. It will also work on itttf. If I recall, a lot of complaints were made about a charging issue and batter life. The charging issue was solved with an update and using the correct power cord. I have had zero issues running for almost a year.

Why bother with that kinda bulk when its the same price at 1,000 rd boxes, or even 420 round cans?

Yup, too many deer in NJ for normal isolated behaviors to exist.

Dafuq.

I don't think that's what he meant more like objecting to opinion.

It's frustrating.... I think we need to reassess our attitudes, my own including, to some of the newer posters here. No doubt the forum will get some increased traffic from people looking for information.

Perhaps it's a little late now, but for the price of g19pmags, blocking may be the same as buying new when all things considered.. I had 15 92 mags to convert and the mag blocks I purchased are plug and play. Took less than a minute to pull apart and reassemble/epoxy. My AR pmags, I purchased drop in blocks again. But this time I didn't bother with my sealed 15 rounders... I went out and bought new 30's limited to 10 and sealed them accordingly. Everything else was transported out of state in a case to a friends PA residence. IMO, if the law gets over turned, I can find a way to get back what I had without wasting even more money.

I've read and listened to the arguments, I have no issues with the case that was presented and the appeals. The case IMO was as strong as it could be. I don't suggest that he's not a good lawyer in the court room. This has nothing to do with that, though.

For the most part, non of his actions every bothered me that much. I disagreed with him on a bunch of stuff, always thought he took his understanding of laws a little further then needed, in some cases adding to them. It wasn't until late that I started to see a little bit of a pattern here. I've been more confused trying to understand what he's saying, and how the state will take certain actions he makes seem legal. I've read through the laws more times I care to count, been through countless cases and appeals rulings.. even the informed find this all puzzling... So why confuse everyone with this rhetoric? What purpose does it serve? Like I said and will continue to point out, it makes him seem very relevant, his meetings at ANJRPC, his letters of guidance I can garantee he's paid for, and of course the promotion of his book. No one works for free, and I would rather the money ANJRPC collects to go to better causes than scaring everyone into a conversation with Nappen in which he benefits financially. There is no reason for it.. If you scare and confuse people, ofcourse they will look for guidance... For the salary paid to Scott Bach, I'd like to see him take a better approach than outsourcing to Nappen for basic info.

What's free? We pay a membership, and I asked before... And I'm sure, that Nappan is being compensated for all of it, including the numerous info sessions he's selling out with these scare tactics. I feel like we're talking out both sides of our mouth now... And we've been beating a dead horse for pages now.

What is their reasonable suspicion that I didn't modify my mags or get rid of them? Per the law.

Yeah the police have a 0 percent certainty that you still poses them, or didn't modify them. The fact is, we all had 15 round mags prior to the law going into effect... What level of certainty are you going to suggest that a person didn't comply? There must be something that shows non-compliance has taken place.

No matter how low that bar goes, it will always require direct facts that show you are breaking a law. How many times do you think evidence has been thrown out of cases because a warrant was baseless? Take it a step further, if you have a 30round magazine at the range, do you think the cops can sieze and search it just because they see it? You have no idea how criminals walk free everyday from baseless warrants, even when they are guilty.

Even if they had documented the specific model, which some do indicate the mag size... They would still be guessing or assuming that you didn't get rid of them .

It's neither, it's an assumption if you have to guess.