Motiv: Blick vom Brünnsteinhaus in Richtung Inntal und Kaisergebirge Gebiet: Bayerische Alpen / Landkreis Rosenheim (DE) Standorthöhe: 1342 m Ausrichtung: Südosten Aktivierungsdatum: 17.01.2020 Kamera: Canon EOS 2000 D + 18-55mm Kitobjektiv Strom- und Internetversorgung: PoE / LTE Gehäuseausführung: Kunststoffgehäuse Webcam-Partner:DAV Sektion Rosenheim / Brünnsteinhaus
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Das Brünnsteinhaus liegt südseitig und unterhalb des gleichnamigen Brünnstein (Oberaudorf, Landkreis Rosenheim) und bietet einen fantastischen Ausblick zum Kaisergebirge, sowie zum Alpenhauptkamm. Der Blick der Webcam geht in Richtung Südosten. Ganz links sind Ausläufer des Zahmen Kaiser zu erkennen. Zentral im Bild befindet sich der Wilde Kaiser mit der Ellmauer Halt als höchste Erhebung. In weiterer Entfernung schließt sich der Alpenhauptkamm an. Großes Wiesbachhorn, Großglockner und Großvenediger um nur die prominentesten zu nennen. Obwohl sich der nächste österreichische LTE-Mast ziemlich weit weg befindet (das Modem ist mit einem Masten in etwa 20km Entferung verbunden) haben wir es geschafft eine brauchbare Internetverbindung herzustellen. Die Kamera wurde in Zusammenarbeit mit dem DAV (Sektion Rosenheim) und dem Brünnsteinhaus errichtet.
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