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The PDR100 is the core of the ChaseCam video acquisition system. This rugged, solid-state Personal Digital Recorder is used in Access Centers for ENG and Studios as a primary record device. Records direct to MPEGII...after your shoot, drag n drop right to your server. No More Encoding!

Developed for NASCAR, Formula 1 Racing, Off-Road Trophy Trucks, Motorcycles, Shydiving and countless other forms of sport and competition. It's even been worn by soldiers in battle!

New Feature: AUTO-RECORD!
Developed for the SPEED World Challenge series, we've utilized our new Supercaps capacitors and our popular G-Force Module to automatically record an entire weekend of racing, without pushing a button! Here's how it works:
1) The PDR100 will power on as soon as it receives power.
2) The G-Force Module will trigger the PDR100 to begin recording once it senses vehicle motion. You set the sensitivity.
3) The G-Force Module will trigger the PDR100 to stop recording after it senses no motion for a period of time (user set).
4) The Supercaps will power down the PDR100 approx 5 seconds after wired power is terminated.
Auto-Record is now standard on all PDR-100s.


Summary of Features

100% Solid State--no moving parts. Records to standard CF Card
One button on/record/stop/off
Saves video directly to a standard Compact Flash card (MPEG2 video format)
Supports up to 32GB Compact Flash cards--up to 16 hours of video at Normal quality
(8 hours at Highest)
Integrated dual microphone with adjustable gain.
Plugs directly into any RCA-equipped monitor to view live or recorded video.
Powered by external 12V DC power or 4-AA batteries.
Supplies 12V power to your remote camera (300ma max).
Field upgradeable--download the latest firmware from our website.
Auto-sensing NTSC or PAL video formats.
User-selectable video quality and resolution.
Continuous recording capable/Loop Mode.
Date and Time stamp.
Compatible with G-Force Module and Remote Controls, many data acquisition via RS-232 port.
LANC compatible.
MP3 compatible.
Made in USA.

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