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RADIO BURGLAR-CAMERA

Radio control of an invisible camera. Which operates in daylight or darkness so that a thief merely by his presence in a room sets the camera in action | was demonstrated at Rochester, York, recently, by John TE. Seebold, president of the Seehold Invisible Cam-_ eta Corporation of that city. | Co-operating with Mr, Seebold, engineers of the General Electric Company developed the radio-control device in the Schenectady laboratories, With a light-detecting device at one side of the room and a sinall electric light at the other, the camera begins operating when a person or object IT passes between the two. ‘Tampering

in action. The camera will take one picture or any number in succession up to 160. The equipment can be completely hidden. : A control device so that it operates in daylight as well as in darkness is the work of the. General Electric enginecrs.

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Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 10, 23 September 1927, Page 13

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RADIO BURGLAR-CAMERA Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 10, 23 September 1927, Page 13

RADIO BURGLAR-CAMERA Radio Record, Volume I, Issue 10, 23 September 1927, Page 13

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