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Legally, a rates clearance certificate should have been provided to the transfer attorneys before transfer would have been allowed to take place.. Contact them, get the rates clearance certificate and then march down to the municipal office to have them correct the matter.. I had this before, though it was with a prepaid electricity meter, where they deducted half of whatever I paid towards units, to the previous owners debt.. I didn't even bother with asking transfer attorneys for rates clearance certificate, just went to the municipality and they corrected it, adding a credit for the money they deducted from me towards previous owners debt..

Hikvision/ezview is really what you want to look at.. also, if you can get IP cameras, that's where you will get the best quality.. I have some hikvision IP cameras connected to a NVR with a 4TB hard drive.. this gives me around 3 weeks worth of history, for 6 cameras, recording continuously.. Some of the biggest things to look at: Night time quality: dark fighter tech from hikvision is really good here Lens size: this determines both field of view or the horizontal angle of field the camera will capture as well as the distance at which you could make out a face.. a larger lens size will allow more details to be captured at a greater distance but, also narrows your field of view.. careful consideration should be given to lens size, depending on placement and area to be covered and level of detail needing to be captured at specific distances.. My models specifically come with some good features and motion capture alert notifications.. even goes as far as being able to ignore specific areas for movement, say like a tree that might blow in the wind etc.. also can set a line, which when crossed would trigger an alert notification.. so draw the line on your fence for example, and if someone jumps over, alert is triggered.. Cameras and NVR came to about 10k, not including cat6 cable and sundries for installation..

I have a smaller hip pack that I use when I take my commuter bike out and it's fine in terms of sweat, hence why I am looking for one for my mountain bike too..

Yeah, this seems a good option..

The uswe zulo 6 looks like a decent size, this zulo 2 is small.. considering the price for the evoc, it's also on the small side.. Leatt has hip packs too, though none of the local places seem to carry it..

I like carrying whatever I may need for trail side repairs with me, along with some snacks and hydration.. I have a camelback rogue and it does what I need it to do.. however, I don't like how it makes my back sweat etc.. So the next best thing would be a hip pack.. I have not had much like with a variety available here though.. best i have come across, in terms of space, is an Osprey branded one from sportsmans warehouse.. If you have one, where did you buy it or where else can I look..?