As an expert in the cctv business, I have found wireless cctv hopeless. Most of it works on the same frequency as home routers and it interferes with the picture quality. The cheap ones you buy havent got much of a picture quality either. You maybe would see something but would not be able to identify it. The Police are not interested in it either. For a decent wireless transmitter/reciever expect to pay around £300 and thats without the camera. These units allowyou to change the freqency if you have local problems. You will need to have a local power supply to power the cameras. There is a way of sending 4 separate camera signals down one cat 5 cable. This is probably the best way to do it. My favourite saying is "BUY CHEAP PAY TWICE" wireless cameras are rubish.Buy a dummy camera, put up a sign and fit a decent alarms system, peferably a wireless one. Nick www.oakparksec.com
Besides your post count is only in the 20's hardly an old boy are you!!!
No wonder all the original guys on this site dont come here any more, guess ill get my coat as well
Quote from: Nick Hood on 24 September 2012, 04:43:50 pmNo wonder all the original guys on this site dont come here any more, guess ill get my coat as wellI do agree though, that this was a bit of an over-reaction - but there's still no need for the vitriol that has come from some quarters.New members wont come along at all, if this is the way they get treated, and old/new members alike will see the site die.
try reading bk clayt?...this is all because i...disagreed with his opening opinion!...then to slag me bike off ?...yes he is a fkn snob, with attiude problems!!!!!