On Tue, 15 Nov 2022 at 13:35, Donald S Brant Jr <dsbrantjr@...> wrote:
I have the FLIR One Pro, which has a USB-C connector, for Android phones:??? I have had it since December 2019 and I have been satisfied with its performance.? It is sensitive enough to use to track down high-current paths/short circuits by following the warm PC board trace.
I became a little excited by the idea of a thermal imaging camera that I could just run with my android phone. "Wow," I thought, "the phone can supply power and processing and display, so this will be a really cheap way into a FLIR camera".
So the ~AUD400 asking price was a bit of a shock. I guess I was thinking more along the lines of other optical products and maybe something like a ~AUD100 cost which might almost make it an impulse purchase. Not this time.
