silentfarmers

not $100, its £100 each camera for my budget. I'm in UK. I originally thought BNC -> Wireless However im not as savi with it as I'd like to be ideally. Also a IT Tech i know told me that the quality of BNC is horrid I'd be after ... not so much picture perfect just a respectable quality would be nice though. BNC is horrid? Its no IP 5MP image but if you get a half decent camera connected you can get good results. BNC is the connection method, like VGA. So that is like saying VGA is horrid, well no while it may be no HDMI I would not say it is horrid. Well this pleases me. I was looking at an option of a BNC/Coax cam connecting into one of these: http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/360637328599 If I then swap the antenna for better ones, and also find a way around the fact there is only 4 channelsl; this could prove to be a way forward if I'm correct?

not $100, its £100 each camera for my budget. I'm in UK. I originally thought BNC -> Wireless However im not as savi with it as I'd like to be ideally. Also a IT Tech i know told me that the quality of BNC is horrid I'd be after ... not so much picture perfect just a respectable quality would be nice though.

Hi all first post, I'm looking to invest some money in CCTV for some fields. I can get power supply for the cameras in a few places but I'd have a problem with any BNC/Coax or Ethernet cable running as long as i need. I need cameras all over the place I've marked up 15 spots to place some. I want ones that are fixed view (no zoom or rotation). I'm hoping it's possible to have them go wireless but one camera is about 180~ meters away from where I'd want my DVR unit. Kinda flexible on the budget but wouldn't want to go more than £100 per camera if possible really can anyone help me with the best solution for this please?