CCTV

Allcooper aid

by Mark Rowe

When Gloucester cyclist Jamie McDonald set off on his latest challenge, he had one thing in mind – to become a world record holder.

Having already cycled 14,000 miles from Bangkok, Thailand to Gloucester, the 26-year-old from Tredworth wasted no time in getting back onto the saddle where he set sights on emulating the record of 264 hours for the longest ever static bike ride.

His 11-day journey began on Saturday, December 8, 2012 and it was 290 hours and 18 minutes later that he took the record, raising over £20,000 for Gloucestershire based charity the Pied Piper Appeal along the way.

If he was to certify his record, Jamie and his team knew they needed the latest equipment to record his challenge from start to finish and that’s when he turned to Allcooper.

The Gloucestershire-based installation company provided Samsung CCTV products including a Samsung SCO-2080R bullet camera and SRD-1670 digital video recorder to capture the record attempt. After his achievement, Jamie was full of praise for the good deed: “Without the help of Allcooper, my record attempt simply couldn’t have happened. Making sure we had trustworthy and reliable equipment was so important to us and we can’t thank Allcooper enough for the help and support they gave us.”

Roman Cooper, CEO of Allcooper, said: “When Jamie asked for help from Allcooper in supporting this incredible record breaking feat, we wanted to help him. We always try and go the extra mile for our customers and felt that Jamie’s record reflected this ambition. Of course, having reliable and effective recording of the attempt was critical to its success and we were delighted to be able to provide this – although, to be frank, the cameras and recording equipment were straight off the shelf from our standard product range. It’s tried and tested and we knew it would do the job.”

The money raised by Jamie’s challenge will be used to improve the school and play rooms at the Gloucester Royal Hospital Children’s Centre. Here’s the Just Giving page – http://www.justgiving.com/Jamie-Mc-Donald-25

Jamie McDonald, and Patrick Hickman of Allcooper, are pictured outside Allcooper in Gloucester.

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