Heron dipper-See H2GO Underwater Drop Camera
Features
- Most portable borehole camera in the world
- Record up to 4.5 hours of bright, crystal clear 1080p HD video
- Long term logging mode captures 20 second clips every hour for up to 1-month
- Free ground shipping
- Expedited repair and warranty service
- Lifetime technical support
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| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 2200 | dipper-See H2GO underwater drop camera | $1,757.50 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
| Image | Part# | Product Description | Price | Stock | Order | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | 1500-100FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 100' | $412.30 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-30M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 30m | $412.30 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-200FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 200' | $515.85 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-60M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 60m | $515.85 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-300FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 300' | $619.40 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-100M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 100m | $619.40 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-500FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 500' | $826.50 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-150M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 150m | $826.50 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-750FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 750' | $1,136.20 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-200M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 200m | $1,136.20 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-1000FT | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & imperial increments, 1000' | $1,395.55 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
 | 1500-300M | dipper-Tag tag line with 1" plopper & metric increments, 300m | $1,395.55 | Drop Ships From Manufacturer | ||
- Camera Probe Centralizer Kit (with clamp, and interchangeable 4” & 6” guides)
- #2 Phillips Screwdriver for changing centralizer guides
- 1m USB-C Charging Cable w/ Wall Plug
- 75m/250ft Deployment Cord
- 64GB microSD with SD Card Adapter
- SD Card Removal Assistance Tool
- User Manual
- Ultra-Rugged Carrying Case (IP67)
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