GunRunner1

ya. I found them from180 to 250. That more than I can spend right now. I'm uing it at my residense and I've already spent too much. I'll have to wait on that. Thanks for yur time!

those look nice but just alittle out of my price range.

I checked out those power supply's you mentioned, but no prices were posted. what should I expect to pay for a 16 cn. unit.

o.k Thanks

O.k. I thought stand alone meant it worked alone not needing a computer. Yes. I bought it as a complete unit. DVR & computer.

Or should I build my own power supply. If so please give info on where to get parts and maybe a drawing. If I didn't mention it I need it be 24 Vac. I would like to be able to adjust the voltage a little, some of my camera's are 300' away. Thanks,

I was planning on using a Black & White box camera in a enclosure. and the LED IR in another enclosure mounted on top of it. The area I want to view is totally dark and about 300' away from my DVR.

will it work on a note book

can you give me some prices I.m looking for sommething to use as a back up for my dvr. Tell me about the tester.

is this a stand alone dvr unit/ what all would ineed . i need a backup unit

is this a stand alone DVR i am looking for a back up unit?

DVR is still under warrant so I'm sending it back. Thanks

Hi, I'm a newby and need help. I have a 16 cn. DVR/PC. and 5 camera's of different brands. I built wooden boxes to mount the camera's in and mounted them in trees. 3 of them have the cheep sysease cable, 1 has the heaver cable bought on a spool 1 has RG-58 with 18 ga. wire ran to the power supply. At first everything worked great. Then I moved my system to another room. Still worked great. It rained and I think that may have started the problem. All the pictures on the monitor (old pc IBM) started to flicker kind a like a light going on and off other than that no other problems. I left town fo 2 weeks when I returned I had no pictures. So I disconnected everything. I was using individual 24 volt power supplies. I have a 8 camera 24 volt power supply, so I hooked them up to it and connected the DVR/PC and the monitor 2 a power strip and plugged it into the a.c. outlet that the power supply was connected to. The camera's worked again but they still have the flicker. I took a extra camera a new symease cable and hooked it up inside and disconnected all other camera's it has a slight flicker. When I connect the other camera's up the flicker increases. Please help Thanks, GunRunner1

another thin that has happenned is i get the same picture on 2 channels. I have one camera connected to cn.1 and the same image appears on cn. 7.

yes, i tryed different coax, power suppy and camera's directly from the dvr as a test. they all have a slight flicker not as bad as my outdoor cam's. this system is also a computer and there is no flicker looking at other thing's. It's hard to explain on one cam it appears as the edges get dark and a faint line in the center. on others the lighted area's flicker.

I tryed another camera, RG-59 and a seperate power suppy. It still has a slight flicker. The outdoor camera's have more flicker and cause the test camera to flicker more. I wonder if the outdoor camera's some how damaged my DRV? It worked fine befor the rain/

whats psu? and how do I do that?