I might just have to break out my 3D printer again. I need to get a very long broom, though. I've seen one in my area up near the top of a street light. Shame it won't block the wireless features, like Bluetooth scanning.

There is a deflock thread but I couldn't find it. Gave it a cross post in privacy@lemmy.ml

I had the idea the we need to employ the people who have come up with really convincing credit card skimmers to make flock and axon camera covers

slip on cover

= s.o.c.

So it really is a Flock Soc.

TIL that Lemmy titles let me use Markdown formatting. Forgot I was typing in the title, till I saw the italics on my post show up.

You could also add some sort of adhesive to make it so the protective cover wouldn't blow off from the wind. I mean, like, it would really be on there. Almost permanent, even.

They also need a solar panel protector. They can’t be cheap to replace/clean should they encounter a hailstorm or loitering pigeons. Your tax money, your investment, your responsibility.

Just remember to use a transparent PC or PETG filament otherwise you run the risk of sub-optimal light transmission. Something cheap and opaque might render the panel, and therefore the camera, useless.

This is dumb. Sorry not sorry.

Just destroy the camera. You’re going to jail either way if caught. You haven’t found some secret trick to fool the courts.

if youre doing this why not just use a paintball gun or a spray can

You want to fill those with some spray foam adhesive before you install them. Otherwise, they might blow off in a heavy wind.

(Also, this was already posted a couple of weeks ago.)

I actually thought it might be a nice slip on protection for the solar panel itself. Advantage is it doesn't block the camera view so everything looks normal, and it wouldn't be very obvious as it would just sit over the panel to keep the hot sun off it. In a day or so the camera would just lose power for some odd reason.