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yo... i like to, again, thank you guys for the support.....i will def consider everybody's opinion and figure out what will work best.... thanks again!

def a learning curve....and def a hobbyist!...got an email from the company i purchased it from they are going to replace it for me...

no, didnt by them on ebay....bought them from a website from china...i sent them an email saying they went bad....they say i have a one year warranty...we will see...

damn....check this out....i scanned the manual...i guess the manual gave me the wrong spec... is there anyway i can use the power supply for that last camera i have? unable to attach pic...check it out on my webserver: www.beatmanproductions.com/pic.jpg

here is the spec to the camera... http://www.acesuppliers.com/Supplier_Company/Bullet-Miniature-Camera_Product_Showroom_43077.html

well...two cameras gone...one left....tried to hook up the camera again to the power supply....its zapped it.....either i have a really cheap camera or my power supply is pushing too much power

yeah, i actually read the manual, but not too familiar with "power"...the manual says accepts DC 12V/AC 24V......but something went wrong with i powered it up to the power supply..... i do have a multimeter but dont have a manual for it.....its a greenlee digital multimeter...can i test the volts or whatever to see if its really 12 volts of power the power supply is pushing out?

sweet....ill def do that.... you guys have been a great help....... oh yeah, does anybody know why my bullet camera fried when i plugged it in?

ok..coo.. one more thing, is white positive and black negative?

i took a picture of it... from that picture you will see the plug i got from lowes.... also, should i use a 3 prong and attach the ground cable to it?

no, i had to get one from lowes and attach from the wires from the power supply

also, on the 2 prong plug i attached to the power supply, white is positive and black is negative? will that make a difference?

ok...ill give it a try ...i dont want to burn out another camera...thanks again!

i have a no name brand camera...but the manual says: accepts DC 12V/AC 24V

hello... i have the altronix altv2416ul power supply (see picture)...i was testing it to make sure it works...so i plugged the wires in and plugged it to my bullet cam....once i powered it up, the bullet cam started smoking...i assume i lost a bullet cam...is this power supply to powerful?...im assuming P and N stands for positive and neutral ...i think i might have put the white/black wire on N and put the black wire on P...will that mess it up?? thanks in advance