robert

Yes, megapixel cameras are crap with low light, but not all. Check CCD megapixel cameras - they are way better than CMOS at night.

If my customer would be billionaire, I would offer him raymax for sure

Looking too good to be true for that price: http://www.messoa.com/product/Products_Model_Spec.aspx?ModelId=262 Any feedback?

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Engenius is looking good as they do 802G 108mbps, but Nano just 802B 54mbps. Price - the same 79$.

Excatly. But whats average for number plate and face recognition?

Come on.... This looks best SECURITY camera I have ever seen. Those LED probably do like 60 degree angle and easy 30m distance Isn`t it 3.1 megapixel?

Can`t download file. Just there are no DOWNLOAD button

Isnt it more to do with CMOS as a sensor?

ACTi will be releasing 2.2 megapixel camera very soon

Not, alive, works for me.

Well, I`m in eastern europe and its 2:29 day time

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Well, yes, its like that. But anyway it takes few minutes. Just call each other on mobile phone and focus lense Dont even need to buy radios

What about this? http://computarganz.com/product_view.cfm?product_id=352

http://cctvcad.com/

From my own experience I can tell you few things: 1. Be bloody accurate. Always keep promises. If you said you will call back - then DO IT. If you said you will email something or send fax - then DO IT. 2. People do like to see things in life. If customer comes into office - do have some set up for real demo. 3. People do like when you visit them. It saves their time +you can see what they actually want(as 90% of people do not understand cctv/security things). When going to visit customer - take some equipment with you - show them, let them play with it. It works 4. Speed. Its VERY important. Nobody likes to wait. So try to process orders and deliver products in super fast time. It pays. 5. ALWAYS reply to emails. Whatever people ask or say or send you comments. 6. NEVER be rude to anybody. 7. Be honest. If camera is not high quality - tell your customer about it and let him decide - pay more and get quality, or pay less and get something in mid range. 8. Be ready to sacrify your weekend/stay longer at work/do some weekend work if customer wants that. Remember - one satisfied customer will bring you some more customers. Best advertisement is word of mouth. How to find customers? Well, ir you don't advertise, then you wont find them. Places where to advertise - local newspapers, local magazines, advertisement boards. Print some labels and stick them to your car/van/truck. Take part in some exhibitions. Spread flyer's into mailboxes. Ring some local companies who might be interested in your services. Good luck

Could you please provide some details, what cameras, what equipement, what type of wireless system and devices etc. Would be very useful Chris. Thanks.

Check http://www.ubnt.com or search google for "Nanostation"

Go to http://www.ubnt.com or search Google for NanoStation2. Cheap, great, easy to set up devices.

If you are talking about PC for PCI DVR card then you have to look at that cards requirements. Every manufacturer has their own spec. But one of them usually is Intel chipset motherboard.

CCD - type of sensor. There is one more common - CMOS. Type in wikipedia, loads of info. Or google "cmos vs ccd". WDR - wide dynamic range. Also google it. Angle - well, you know it yourself that corner of your room is 90 degree angle Search wikipedia "cctv lense".

You need to name some spcific model and where do you want to use it.

Its still not enough to be in reasonable price range

Axis have many wireless IP cameras, even megapixel. http://www.axis.com/products/video/camera/index.htm See models with W at the end.