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<blockquote data-quote="Terryl" data-source="post: 1046356" data-attributes="member: 369937">In your receiver setting option you can raise the recording threshold as to what elevation it will start recording the signals, this can eliminate the speckle mess at the top and bottom of the photo.I did that and it cleaned up the mess a bit, still waiting on the post for the new stuff I ordered, if I still lived in the SF bay area I could just drive down to my local Fry's store and pick it up.You talk about rain, we had a big gully washer pull through last month, I had 4 inches of water in my garage, (emergency drain was plugged with leaves) good thing my gun room was 8 inches above grade, and my gun safe is another 8 inches above that, a friend down the road had 28 inches go through his garage, and someone down on the other side of my place had his house float off the foundation and get pushed 20 feet down the creek.We are not in any type of flood plain so they were not covered by insurance, I'm going over this week to help my friend replace the sheet rock in the garage, and help him rebuild the lower tool cabinets.The guy that had is house moved does not know what to do.This is the story on it.[code]http://www.modbee.com/news/article206915974.html[/code]</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Terryl, post: 1046356, member: 369937"] In your receiver setting option you can raise the recording threshold as to what elevation it will start recording the signals, this can eliminate the speckle mess at the top and bottom of the photo. I did that and it cleaned up the mess a bit, still waiting on the post for the new stuff I ordered, if I still lived in the SF bay area I could just drive down to my local Fry's store and pick it up. You talk about rain, we had a big gully washer pull through last month, I had 4 inches of water in my garage, (emergency drain was plugged with leaves) good thing my gun room was 8 inches above grade, and my gun safe is another 8 inches above that, a friend down the road had 28 inches go through his garage, and someone down on the other side of my place had his house float off the foundation and get pushed 20 feet down the creek. We are not in any type of flood plain so they were not covered by insurance, I'm going over this week to help my friend replace the sheet rock in the garage, and help him rebuild the lower tool cabinets. The guy that had is house moved does not know what to do. This is the story on it. [code]http://www.modbee.com/news/article206915974.html[/code] [/QUOTE]

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