That sound great to me. Do you live close to Irving and if you do would you like to help a forum member out a little bit?PappaGun wrote:Do you really need it to be wireless?
If you have an attic and or soffits, it's not at all difficult to get power to the camera. You're not running 120v.
They run on low voltage and if you get a cable that carries both video and power you only snake a cable one time.
I bought a 700 tvl infrared camera on line for $105 including shipping, paid $20 locally for a cable and had it installed in a couple of hours.
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I was afraid of that.
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Outside Cameras
I am not computer person so please use kindergarten terms.
I would like two outside video cameras that are wireless, viewable in low light, able to bring it up on my computer, and be able to monitor it on a monitor next to my TV at all times. Do they make such a creature?
Where would be the best place to get this camera and how expensive are they?
Thanks
I would like two outside video cameras that are wireless, viewable in low light, able to bring it up on my computer, and be able to monitor it on a monitor next to my TV at all times. Do they make such a creature?
Where would be the best place to get this camera and how expensive are they?
Thanks