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Cobra Jet 11-09-2023 10:30 PM

SSP in-car cameras
 
I don’t recall this being a common topic and I don’t see much mention of it in restoration docs regarding SSP in-car cameras.

Many of the SSP restorations I’ve seen just have the common interior radio equipment, siren modules, various control boxes, CB’s, scanners, various switch boxes, vascar (where applicable), radar systems, etc., but I haven’t seen any with in-car cams.

In this YT vid link I’m providing, it has various State SSP’s in action, some of this footage is from in-car cams installed in the trailing SSP’s.

Has any member restored an SSP and included a period correct in-car cam? Does anyone know what in-car camera systems were used back then in these SSP’s?

Here’s the YT vid in the event no one has seen this footage before:
https://youtu.be/r296gIymGyE?si=pFz7ORyFH0VQ5ogL

MOstang 11-11-2023 08:42 AM

Bobby has done one or two GSPs that were equipped with them.

Cobra Jet 11-11-2023 11:52 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by MOstang (Post 58837)
Bobby has done one or two GSPs that were equipped with them.

Hi Mike!

Thanks for reply!

Do you happen to have any images or info about the equipment used badk then to share?

I am not on FB or other Social Media site and obviously can't access the .net FB page to cruise around and read because it's all private (understandable)...

Thanks for any links or other info you can share (or Bobby if he comes on here).

Do you happen to know what TX may have used for their in-car cams? Just going by that YT vid, it says the trailing unit was a mustang SSP w/ the cam vantage point.


I know in-car cams weren't used in every unit across the states, just trying to get an idea of what was used and how mounted. I just never heard or seen it touched on, unless I'm totally missing the threads on here.

Many thanks again.

Florida528 11-12-2023 05:09 PM

I believe it was a GE System used by Georgia.

ImEvil1 11-13-2023 08:09 PM

Check out the GSP Resto doc on this site for the specifics on Georgia's camera program. The first ones were "Docucam" brand.

Cobra Jet 11-14-2023 06:22 PM

Mike,

Thanks for the reply!

Wow, that DocuCam in the GA resto doc is HUGE! That must have made a lot of racket when driving around seeing how it was mounted. LOL!

Were those (2) types of cams used by other State agencies, or were these usually specific to Agency X and not used elsewhere?

I'm also assuming that in-car cams in the 80's-early 90's were not as common as they are today.

MOstang 11-26-2023 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cobra Jet (Post 58840)
Hi Mike!

Thanks for reply!

Do you happen to have any images or info about the equipment used badk then to share?

I am not on FB or other Social Media site and obviously can't access the .net FB page to cruise around and read because it's all private (understandable)...

Thanks for any links or other info you can share (or Bobby if he comes on here).

Do you happen to know what TX may have used for their in-car cams? Just going by that YT vid, it says the trailing unit was a mustang SSP w/ the cam vantage point.


I know in-car cams weren't used in every unit across the states, just trying to get an idea of what was used and how mounted. I just never heard or seen it touched on, unless I'm totally missing the threads on here.

Many thanks again.

Besides the guidebook Mike M. pointed out, Bobby may have posted some other pics w/in resto threads on this Forum. You might see if you can find any in one of those.

I don't recall reading or seeing anyone post about TXDPS putting cameras in SSPs. But I learned a long time ago to never say never, about these SSPs.


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