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When Rory start to do IP cameras ?

Soundy most likely he sit behind "internal network" by his provider what he should do is to call them and ask for "true" public IP I have this situation all the time in Alberta with WISP and satellite ISP

I have idea Lets use YOUR "Pareto" rule you pay 20 % to Wireguy and I am sure he will gladly share his info about cameras and more with you

if u want to wait few days I will do few shots if my GN605 is working and show u all possible light combinations

Bingo: Didnt know CNB had them, guess only in the box cam. http://www.cnbtec.com/en/html/product/product.php?seqx_prod=1031 Yes, it does have "negative image option" -------------------------------------- I found one old CNB WDR cam in stock have to check if its working

I was using CNB GN605CT I think u can still find them quite easy

Where and how do u want me to sent commission check ?

Yes ,the same I will try to do again if I can find cam with"negative image option"

Why??? Are you suggesting negative video provides more forensic detail than positive video? Best, Christopher All I am saying that video with "negative" can see in my case RED numbers much better Christopher IR will not get reflected from RED number that why I show results above by the way all pix are been taken by WDR CNB while back ( 605 in model number sorry don't remember exactly ) since then do not buy or sell CNB my self

Get camera which has "negative image option"" have a look under IR results are not too bad Well I guess I was not clear with my explanation lets try again 1. get camera which can do "negative: as video output ( you playing with image after its has been capture --wrong ) 2.look at the image under IR ------------------------------------------------- here is image of plate under IR ( non negative) -------------------------------------------------- then my pix in my First post is produce by camera with "negative" output that all lic plate number are different just lost original any ???

Get camera which has "negative image option"" have a look under IR results are not too bad

From this point you right I was talking as do it yourself

Just curious, why? Best, Christopher Satellite distribution may be RF video may be its too cheap not to do it $ 50 -60 for 1000 feet why not

I would run RG 6 ,Cat 5 and 18/2 to every point Actually even more -- 2 Cat 5 runs cable is cheap and you will not feel sorry later

Red numbers on white plate Alberta, Canada

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Are we talking about "0.35 cents per kwh" or 35 cents per kwh ? I would love to pay .35 cents per kwh

But are they good in low light? Well if customer can afford "giga" they can afford additional light

Never mind "mega" lets do "giga" have a look http://www.gigapan.org/ samples from 40 to 150 Gigapix !

may be Hauppauge 1212 HD-PVR http://www.blackmagic-design.com/

little more involve then just "power regulator and voltage divider" think if u want to drop in your example 10-13 v ( 48-35) with current around 1 A then then divider has to withstand about 10 Watt and so on

Soundy who's responsibility to insure yours or customer ? Once it's installed and signed off, it's the customer's responsibility... same as any other on-site equipment. If your house burns down and destroys your TV... would Best Buy have to cover that? No... that sort of thing would be covered under your homeowner's or renter's insurance. I would hope everyone here has the appropriate insurance on their homes and shops, too... like if someone breaks into your office and steals a pallet loaded with equipment you're shipping to site the next day? Or if your shop burns down? (This happened to a subcontractor of ours once, BTW - arsonist burned down his garage with all the equipment he had for ours AND his own jobs... he wasn't insured...) My problem with this topic How or Why we are talking about insurance when we started with "Stadium surveilance"

Soundy who's responsibility to insure yours or customer ?

I have very high opinion about you and your numerous explanations about analog cameras to members on this forum to the point that I am ready to beg you to make "sticky"