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Camera over long distance

Guy:Incognito · 2013-09-12 16:38:29

Not really a HE question but related I suppose. I'm looking to put a camera on something at the back of a premises to display in a front window approximately 60-65m away and around a corner. I'm thinking a colour security camera of some sort and either a wired (if signal loss isn't an issue over that distance) or possibly…

12-09-2013 05:38PM

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Guy:Incognito

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Not really a HE question but related I suppose. I'm looking to put a camera on something at the back of a premises to display in a front window approximately 60-65m away and around a corner.

I'm thinking a colour security camera of some sort and either a wired (if signal loss isn't an issue over that distance) or possibly a video sender.

The likes of this http://www.maplin.co.uk/directional-dome-5.8ghz-video-sender-kit-518136 quotes a 100m range but I'm sceptical.

Any suggestions?

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#2 24-09-2013 09:30PM

Seanieke

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Any half decent CCTV camera will do, just get a BNC to Phono cable and plug the camera directly into the tv.

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