erich weaver
Well Known Member
I already have the vividia 400 borescope but decided to try the Nidage wireless endoscope available on Amazon for $50. Bottom line: great value.
The unit has a super small diameter so perfect for checking those horizontal stabilizer bracket rivets. Two cameras, one on the end of the semi-flexible line and a second side camera. Adjustable LED lighting, zoom in and out. Photo quality is better than what I get with the Vividia and it seems to focus over a greater range. You can’t bend the end camera back in a sharp 180 so it’s difficult to get a straight on view of valves, but with a bit of tweaking you can see everything you need. Best of all, it readily connects wirelessly by Wi-Fi with my iPhone and iPad. Great for the budget conscious builder/mechanic.
The unit has a super small diameter so perfect for checking those horizontal stabilizer bracket rivets. Two cameras, one on the end of the semi-flexible line and a second side camera. Adjustable LED lighting, zoom in and out. Photo quality is better than what I get with the Vividia and it seems to focus over a greater range. You can’t bend the end camera back in a sharp 180 so it’s difficult to get a straight on view of valves, but with a bit of tweaking you can see everything you need. Best of all, it readily connects wirelessly by Wi-Fi with my iPhone and iPad. Great for the budget conscious builder/mechanic.