Raspberry Pi "Hank" the hidden Nightvision Camera -- Raspberry Pi "Hank" die versteckte Nachtsicht Kamera

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Who's Hank? Hank has faced tough times but only means well. He wants to keep you safe with his night vision skills (with Motioneye https://github.com/ccrisan/motioneyeos/wiki ). Thanks to Motioneye, Hank is a full-fledged surveillance center and can record images and videos continuously, at intervals, or motion-controlled up to 1080p. Hank can also stream the material to your computer. Everything can be easily adjusted via your browser via webgui. Hank is quite intelligent too, and turns off his IR Led's when it's bright enough. Power consumption: 0.6-7A @5V / 3-3.5W I've added a middle part for the mounting arm. So you can assemble the arm to your required length by yourself! What do you need for Hank? * A Raspberry Pi Zero W (if you want a wireless connection/otherwise a normal Raspberry Pi Zero with USB and network adapter is sufficient). https://shop.pimoroni.de/products/raspberry-pi-zero-w * A CB30 camera module with IR LED https://www.ebay.de/itm/CB30-Zooming-Fisheyes-Wide-Angle-Night-Vision-Cam-Vedio-For-Raspberry-Pi-Zero/302850111145?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m2749.l2649 * One 5V/min. 1A Power supply * 4 small screws to fix the Raspberry 2,9mm x 6mm * 1 screw & nut M6 x 40mm * One micro SD card ~8-32GB For long-term operation, you should not store the data on the micro SD card but use a USB stick... All together it costs Hank $30-35. What follows: * Tomorrow or the next day, the wall/ceiling bracket will follow so that you can align Hank on three axes! Have fun, like, and share your Makes...