outdoor camera with 5GHz wifi and\or bluetooth connectivity

[JohnSmith 0]

Hi,

 

I look for an outdoor camera with 5GHz wifi and\or bluetooth connectivity which has a SMA (or RP-SMA) port for connection of isotropic shot antenna (or have built-in omni antenna).

 

Any suggestions would be appreciated.

 

 

Thanks,

John

[jeff1214 0]

outdoor camera? it can not be found in Ebay ?

[Boogieman 1]

outdoor camera? it can not be found in Ebay ?

yes because ebay is the place to go for a quality camera..lol Stop promoting bad ideas.

5ghz is a bad idea for outdoors, it doesnt penetrate walls well. Wire up the camera properly, use powerline adapters, or if you are all set on wifi, use a wireless bridge.

[Al Drake 0]

outdoor camera? it can not be found in Ebay ?

yes because ebay is the place to go for a quality camera..lol Stop promoting bad ideas.

5ghz is a bad idea for outdoors, it doesnt penetrate walls well. Wire up the camera properly, use powerline adapters, or if you are all set on wifi, use a wireless bridge.

 

 

I use this combo that works well.

 

http://www.rflinkstore.com/combo-AVS5808-APW1000.html

 

This on two other cameras where I don't have the room to run cables.

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E953OJQ/ref=s9_hps_bw_g23_i4

[Boogieman 1]

outdoor camera? it can not be found in Ebay ?

yes because ebay is the place to go for a quality camera..lol Stop promoting bad ideas.

5ghz is a bad idea for outdoors, it doesnt penetrate walls well. Wire up the camera properly, use powerline adapters, or if you are all set on wifi, use a wireless bridge.

 

 

I use this combo that works well.

 

http://www.rflinkstore.com/combo-AVS5808-APW1000.html

 

This on two other cameras where I don't have the room to run cables.

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E953OJQ/ref=s9_hps_bw_g23_i4

That will only work for analog cameras.

[JohnSmith 0]

yes because ebay is the place to go for a quality camera..lol Stop promoting bad ideas.

5ghz is a bad idea for outdoors, it doesnt penetrate walls well. Wire up the camera properly, use powerline adapters, or if you are all set on wifi, use a wireless bridge.

 

 

I use this combo that works well.

 

http://www.rflinkstore.com/combo-AVS5808-APW1000.html

 

This on two other cameras where I don't have the room to run cables.

 

http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E953OJQ/ref=s9_hps_bw_g23_i4

That will only work for analog cameras.

 

As I said, I need an outdoor camera.

I prefer 5GHz for least interferences of signals and because I use another device that works in 5GHz band. Of course, if I use an IP camera, I would prefer one with ethernet connectivity and not analog connectivity.

 

More suggestions would be appreciated

 

John

[dopalgangr 1]

As Boogieman tried to point out, use any Outdoor IP camera with Powerline adapters (these provide network transmission over the electric lines). That setup will be the best video quality. Or get this and figure it out http://www.walmart.com/ip/23744954?wmlspartner=wmtlabs&adid=22222222222017595058&veh=sem