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My camera I got is rated for -20 F but what really happens if it gets to cold? What part breaks? And is it broken permanently or will it work once I warm it up?

Im planning on putting up 1 camera in the woods as a live wildlife cam but not sure if my plan will work. Im looking at this camera http://www.123-cctv.com/720p-outdoor-security-camera-night-vision-varifocal-lens.html and I would like to hook it up to this wire http://www.amazon.com/Siamese-Combo-Coaxial-Cable-White/dp/B00EO8U1W6/ref=sr_1_2?ie=UTF8&qid=1418077749&sr=8-2&keywords=siamese+wire It will then run 700 feet to my TV and hopefully I will be able to hook it up to my TV. Will it work? is there something Im missing? Thanks,

wildlife on a trail.

OK, think I finaly got this all figured out. I should be able to hook this DVR http://www.amazon.com/ANRAN-Channels-Detection-Surveillance-Security/dp/B00JUPFVQE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418238475&sr=8-1&keywords=system+dvr to my TV. Then I will run 800 feet of this http://www.amazon.com/Siamese-Combo-Coaxial-Cable-White/dp/B00EO8U1W6/ref=pd_cp_e_1 to this camera http://www.123-cctv.com/cctv-cameras/600-TV-Line-Vandal-Proof-Dome-Camera-Weather-Proof.html Note: the power source will be within 200 feet of the camera. Any opinions on this setup will be appreciated.

So will all DVRs run the same cameras?? Because im thinking about buying this http://www.ebay.com/itm/4CH-4Channel-DVR-600TVL-Outdoor-Home-CCTV-Surveillance-Security-Camera-System-/111372226482?pt=US_Security_Cameras&hash=item19ee4d4fb2 And then buy a better camera to use with it? Or would this one be better http://www.amazon.com/ANRAN-Channels-Detection-Surveillance-Security/dp/B00JUPFVQE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418238475&sr=8-1&keywords=system+dvr

I believe you, im sure you know a lot more about this stuff then I do. So there is no way to just connect that camera up to TV or PC. What about one of these? http://www.amazon.com/Aqua-AV700-Fish-Camera-With/dp/B0043B42H4 I have several of them laying around some in color and some not.

You cannot directly connect any camera to a television's antenna/cable port. Period. You're always going to need an additional piece of hardware. I don't know how to explain why you can't run 12V DC 700 feet. You just can't...because science. It's commonly accepted, so I don't know why you're under the impression that you can. You can consider running 24V AC with a down converter. That may get you the distance you need, but I would ask them before you try it. If im correct I should be able to put a bnc connector on it and eventually onto the TV

Ok, from what I can tell this camera should work for a TV, right? http://www.123-cctv.com/cctv-cameras/600-TV-Line-Vandal-Proof-Dome-Camera-Weather-Proof.html Still don't know why I wont be able to get power 700 feet but if I have a solid copper wire will that help? Thanks,

Hmmm so guessing it also wouldn't work for a PC. Also you saying I wont be able to get power 700 feet? not really sure if I know why?

Also if you know of any better cameras for around the same price please do share.

What are your recommended/favorite outdoor CCTV cameras for under $100??

Can someone explain why this camera is bad? http://www.ebay.com/itm/HD-1000TVL-CMOS-Color-IR-Cctv-Security-Camera-Outdoor-Video-Waterproof-W92-10-/271528797232?_trksid=p2054897.l4275 Everything about it looks good but for that price it has to be bad

I am looking at hooking up a camera 1000 feet away with Siamese wire. The problem is I don't know what camera to get. It has to be a cold weather camera at least -20 F and has to be under $100. Now I know with that price I wont be getting any HD video but........ Any opinions are welcomed.

Yep DVR/TV