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March 14th, 2010 by , under nnmj.com.

  • i was sent a survey to do

    http://i154.photobucket.com/albums/s279/hawk63/cord.jpg

    How important is the ability to take pictures with your inspection camera?

    Very important
    Somewhat important
    Neutral
    Somewhat unimportant
    Very unimportant





    Do you Currently Own or use an inspection camera?


    Yes
    No

    How important is the ability to take pictures with your inspection camera?

    Very important
    Somewhat important
    Neutral
    Somewhat unimportant
    Very unimportant






    How interested would you be in the ability to transfer pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?

    Very interested
    Somewhat interested
    Neutral
    Somewhat uninterested
    Very uninterested

    How often would you use a feature that allowed you to transfer pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?

    Always 100% of the time
    Most of the time 76%-99% of the time
    Frequently 51%-75% of the time
    Sometimes 26%-50% of the time
    Rarely 1%-25% of the time
    Never 0% of the time

    Which option would you prefer for transferring pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?

    A memory card similar to digital camera
    Wire connection
    It doesn't Matter
    Other






    Which method of storage would you prefer for you inspection camera?


    Bag designed for camera
    Kit box designed for camera
    Personal bag (stored with other tools)
    It doesn't matter

    Other:

    What type of batteries would you prefer for your inspection camera?


    Double A's disposable
    A system battery that can be used with other power tools


  • Thanks for posting this Charlie. I was curious about the survey Ben was talking about in the other thread.

    Looks similar to some other tool. Can't quite put my finger on it. :p


  • josh did your office know about this in the works


  • milwaukee and ridgid are owned by TTI right? so if milwaukee comes out with one to compete with the ridgid unit is that cool?


  • Milwaukee has made one as well. It has a zoom and some other bells and whistles. I saw a prototype at one of my suppliers the other day.


  • unlike the popular belief, ridgid is not owned by tti or home depot:barf:

    emerson electric owns ridigid and a whole lot more. including insinkerator garbage disposal co.



    tti, is licensed by ridgid to make the cordless and corded line of power tools.

    not the plumbing line of tools. both power and hand.

    rick.


    Anyone know if the micro a Ridge Tool co produced or a TTI produced tool?


  • Milwaukee & Ridgid as the only two competing in the market is like a dream come true for TTI I imagine as all the money goes into the same pockets. Like a Ford version and a Mercury version of the same vehicle.

    The first to market with the camera that takes pictures will be able to eat up some market share, hopefully that Seesnake micro 2.0 will get here sooner rather than later.


  • RTC product


  • This is what I was talking about, Josh


  • If I was responding to the survey (or to a similar for the Micro), these would be my replies:

    Do you Currently Own or use an inspection camera?
    Yes


    How important is the ability to take pictures with your inspection camera?
    Very important


    How interested would you be in the ability to transfer pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?
    Very interested


    How often would you use a feature that allowed you to transfer pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?
    Most of the time 76%-99% of the time


    Which option would you prefer for transferring pictures from your inspection camera to a computer?
    SD card similar to digital camera


    Which method of storage would you prefer for you inspection camera?
    Hard Kit box fitted to camera


    What type of batteries would you prefer for your inspection camera?
    Ability to use AA size Alkaline, Ni-Cad, NiMH


  • milwaukee and ridgid are owned by TTI right? so if milwaukee comes out with one to compete with the ridgid unit is that cool?

    unlike the popular belief, ridgid is not owned by tti or home depot:barf:

    emerson electric owns ridigid and a whole lot more. including insinkerator garbage disposal co.

    Milwaukee & Ridgid as the only two competing in the market is like a dream come true for TTI I imagine as all the money goes into the same pockets. Like a Ford version and a Mercury version of the same vehicle.

    The first to market with the camera that takes pictures will be able to eat up some market share, hopefully that Seesnake micro 2.0 will get here sooner rather than later.

    tti, is licensed by ridgid to make the cordless and corded line of power tools.

    not the plumbing line of tools. both power and hand.

    rick.







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