Remote Cameras

[sumdumguy]

Do you have experience with remote cameras?

[farmaholic]

Are you spying on the Ghetto?

Nothing worth seeing here....move along.

[Dr Tone]

Do you have experience with remote cameras?

Axis makes good stuff but they aren’t cheap.

[TOM4CWB]

Axis makes good stuff but they aren’t cheap.

JD dealers have hardwired Cabcam systems that work well.

[blackpowder]

Wasn't sure if he's talking for machinery operations or building security.
Either way, don't spend on wireless.
Or anything sold at a trade show lol.
Local dealer only.

[6V53]

Years ago I bought some cheap CCTV wireless cameras to monitor the grain cleaner and shop about 400 feet away. I used bowtie uhf antennas on the receivers to boost the signals. Worked well . Also hooked some up to a computer to record movement. The antennas are the key to performance.

[Dr Tone]

Wasn't sure if he's talking for machinery operations or building security.
Either way, don't spend on wireless.
Or anything sold at a trade show lol.
Local dealer only.

Yah my Axis recommendation was outdoor yard cameras.

[blackpowder]

Don't waste money on any thing like Fl_ent.

[Sodbuster]

Agree, dropped their services last year. I’m sure there are better companies for half the price.I am currently trying to setup my own camera’s this year, hoping this tread pays off.

[blackpowder]

Im not a techie so I got a local security company. No monthly.
Even has water alarm that shuts off water well etc.

[farmaholic]

Agree, dropped their services last year. I’m sure there are better companies for half the price.I am currently trying to setup my own camera’s this year, hoping this tread pays off.

There used to be a guy who posted on here a while back. I know he set some stuff up for himself.

I think his name was O'Leary.

[6V53]

Amazon has plug and play systems. YouTube will probably show you how to do it and think about using a UPS (uninterruptible power supply) because you never know who your dealing with.