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Even the Coax can't handle the Hi interference. You may can try using Active Receiver. Some Active Receiver can handle some interference well.

By using the HD-SDI repeater, you can repeat up to 1KM

For distance running over 100M, always recommend run 24VAC and use step down PC1A to 12VDC. You can run upto 300M without lose power.

Yes, the STP Cable should be fine for 60M.

If distance is not too far, you can use it. UTP Balun can used on CAT3 or any twisted cable.

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Did you check the power supply on the Garage? Change to big Amp. The IR suck more juice.

Try change VGA Cable, I guess maybe the VGA Signal too week.

You do can use the Coax Cable to transmit the Ethernet Signal, by using our IP02, you can easy get 100Mbps Rate http://www.foresight-cctv.com/IP%20Camera%20Cabling%20Solution.htm

Sending Video/Power/Data over One Coax Cable.

So far we only have 2 analogue Video can go one coax. But You can run 4 IP Cameras over one the Coax Cable up to 1.8KM for 100mbps

Thanks for the recommendation. Which active balun you'd recommend? Thanks For distance, you can use the Active receiver only. Most of time, I recommend under 1,000 feet, Passive Tx +Passive Rx 1,000 to 2,000 feet, Passive Tx +Active Rx. over 2,000 feet, Active Tx+Active Tx

Yes, you are right, even run the AC power over CAT5 is tricky. You can try 3 pairs for power and run 24VAC power, it can reach 1,000 feet no problem. Use the regulated power step-down to convert 24VAC to 12DC for 12VDC camera.

and transmit the Power and Video over the same