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When you capture a photo, it will automatically stop your video.

The battery can last up to ~5 hours of normal use. ~3hours of consistent (non stop) driving. As for the zoom, the Mink lets inspectors use their own camera. If you use a video streaming camera with zoom, then you will be able to zoom into the nook and crannies!

If the water goes up to the bottom of the chassis, it should be fine. We are still testing water resistance, so we can't officially comment on that. However, if you look at our social media, we have clips of it driving through heavy rain, customers driving through wet crawlspaces, etc.

Ordered the MINK yesterday. Looking forward to adding it to my tool list!

GoPros are really meant for smaller crawlspaces and short distances because they stream their video over Wi-Fi. We've averaged about 30-40ft in a crawlspace and they (GoPro) advertise 50ft line of sight. For larger crawlspaces, analog video streaming is really one the only main options. Our Marten crawler has up to a 500ft range using analog video.

Our crawler is not waterproof. We have driven it through mud, puddles, and snow without issues, but cannot say it is waterproof.

Unfortunately, there are probably some crawlspaces out there that just cannot be inspected entirely with crawlers! In our case, there was a path to reach the other side with the crawler.

@@uplinkrobotics in my area I think the crawler works for 95% of crawl spaces so I’m good

@@uplinkrobotics I’m currently on leave right now but I go back to work in jun definitely going buy one. I see others selling for 3-5 k this one is 2k. How do you guys compare to others

Never got a notification! Sorry for missing this. Our benefit over the others is that our crawlers don't get stuck when they are flipped. Lot's of other crawlers have top mounted camera systems, so if they flip you are going in after it! The Mink is also one of the crawlers (we've seen) that allow the inspector to put in their own camera.

@@uplinkrobotics thanks for replying