Hello, everyone.
This is Enta.
We pray for the souls of those who lost their lives in the heavy rains.
We also hope for a swift recovery and reconstruction!
But that's beside the point.
I finally set that thing up the other day!

This is it!!
Do you get it?? lol
Well, I guess you can't really tell from this, can you?

I moved about 3 meters closer.
Well, I don't know the answer here either. (You're probably thinking, "If you don't know, why post it?" lol)
The atmosphere is what matters most!

Since I asked a coworker to set this up and take the photos this time, I have to use all of them lol
I'm pretty sure I was grinning like a Cheshire cat while taking that photo, lol.
Around here, can't you see it faintly!?

Eeeeeek!
I can see it already!!
I can barely see it!!!

What do you think?
You can see it now, right?
Please take another look at the photos from the top.
It actually looks kind of thin, doesn't it? lol

It is camouflaged by fallen branches and other debris.
I'm not sure how well it will work at this distance, but I'm looking forward to seeing the results!
I really hope it doesn't turn out that the power wasn't even on lol

This is what the solar panel looks like.

Since it's in the mountains, it seems this layout was chosen to make the most of the sunlight.
Also, the wiring seems surprisingly short, so it doesn't appear to have much range.
If the camera is too far away (making it hard to see during playback), you can move it a little closer.
But actually, it would be better to have two more.
It would be great to have two cameras filming the scene from both sides, with a third one in the center.
Especially at locations where you're likely to be photographed.
Each unit costs just under 20,000, so 3 units = 60,000.
1. Considering the on-site costs, that's actually quite cheap.
It helps prevent crime, and if something is stolen, it serves as evidence.
The Construction Industry's Enemy!
Let's keep cracking down on pickpockets!
Now all that's left is to watch the actual footage from the trail camera we set up this time!
Please wait a little longer.
See you later.



