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  1. Great! Thank you for the advice!
  2. Great Boogieman, That's exactly what I was looking for, I'm looking at 1000ft boxes. Price for the Cat 6 doesn't appear to be much more. Just to clarify, NO CCA, is what I'm looking for pure copper?
  3. Hi, Thank you in advance. I have a large project in progress at my house, with an entire floor down to studs. My wife recently asked if we could put a couple of outside security cameras (probably roughly four). I've started reading a lot of article about systems however it's difficult to find something that's up-to-date with technology. I understand the following question is going to be hard to answer without having a cameras or a dvr already purchased. But, I'm looking to run the cables so I have them in place and I'll buy what's required later. My first basic question is: What type of cables should we run? Cat5, Cat6, or Siamese. I understand that Cat 6 is capable of higher bandwidth, however is that really a future concern? I originally thought we would just run Siamese cable but now I'm questioning that. Basically, what would I be happy or "not disappointed" that I ran, when I set this up in the future (1 year from now). We are also looking for highest reasonable quality. Money is not a major concern, obviously it's a home system so we aren't spending $1000 a camera. I know that reasonable quality is relative. Any info or pointing in the right direction would be greatly appreciated.
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