Yes, but you should wrap the area that was previously covered by the wrapper and paper or plastic ring with electrical tape to avoid a possible short circuit. If you still have the paper or plastic ring, put it over the positive terminal and let the electrical tape cover it. Do not put tape over the terminals. Use only one layer of electrical tape so the battery will fit more easily in the battery compartment. If electrical tape makes the battery too big to fit into the compartment, you may use Scotch tape, but I would recommend electrical tape if it will fit.
Mobile, Outside Broadcast TV cameras, The sames as those used for any outside sport.
Outside cameras are generally used as a security measure. They can be placed on or around property and used to monitor visitors to an area. Most outside cameras are of a tough build to cope with this task.
Because it is protected from the outside air. If it is mold free when you put it in the bag and suck out the air, the mold has no way of getting inside.
More information would be required to find out which type of camera is required, as cameras can usually be used outside, but have a look on Amazon, they have a lot of cameras on sale there.
Outside of third party developers like say "MadKatz" might be working on one but i think just plain old rechargeable batteries are the only thing out there right now.
2 cameras, one just above the screen and one on the outside, you can switch between them when taking photos.
2, one on the inside, and one on the outside.
Well at my middle school there are no cameras in any class room or in the bathroom but their is one outside of the bathroom so they can see who is going in. Also I dont think their are any cameras in the stairwell.
No, neither the original DS nor the DS lite have cameras. The DSi, XL and 3DS do though.
It has three cameras. One on the inside, and two on the outside for 3D photography.
The first cameras were pinhole cameras. They worked by the light from the image on the outside enters through the pinhole and flips it on to the film on the inside and the film captures it.
No, it doesn't, but it does have two cameras: one on the outside and one on the inside hinge.