my new cctv set up
24 February 2005, 05:57 PM
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wow that system looks very nice could someone please pm me the details aswell please as I would be interested... think I shall be signing on the black line tommorow for my 1st scoob 
24 February 2005, 06:59 PM
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left mine running today as a test and i had sum intruders 
13.21 my mam enterd my room and put sum washing on my bed, she then sprayed sum air freshener around the room pmsl
18.30 the dog came in for a sniff about (probably checking to see if i was home from work yet)
its also recorded a few instances when nothing happend, i will try the motion senseing levels later and put them down a touch
pc cctv is amazing
13.21 my mam enterd my room and put sum washing on my bed, she then sprayed sum air freshener around the room pmsl
18.30 the dog came in for a sniff about (probably checking to see if i was home from work yet)
its also recorded a few instances when nothing happend, i will try the motion senseing levels later and put them down a touch
pc cctv is amazing
24 February 2005, 10:05 PM
#37
ok a simple break down of price for a basic system is as follows 
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
jamo
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
jamo
24 February 2005, 10:06 PM
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Originally Posted by minty
can any of these be viewed from the internet & hand held PDA's or only the one pictured ?
They all look very good tho, i'm thinking one in the garage and one outside.
Chris.
They all look very good tho, i'm thinking one in the garage and one outside.
Chris.
the program that comes with the dvr card can be controlled over the net on a pc or pda, or wap enabled phone.
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25 February 2005, 08:39 AM
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Originally Posted by StickyMicky
left mine running today as a test and i had sum intruders
13.21 my mam enterd my room and put sum washing on my bed, she then sprayed sum air freshener around the room pmsl
18.30 the dog came in for a sniff about (probably checking to see if i was home from work yet)
its also recorded a few instances when nothing happend, i will try the motion senseing levels later and put them down a touch
pc cctv is amazing
13.21 my mam enterd my room and put sum washing on my bed, she then sprayed sum air freshener around the room pmsl
18.30 the dog came in for a sniff about (probably checking to see if i was home from work yet)
its also recorded a few instances when nothing happend, i will try the motion senseing levels later and put them down a touch
pc cctv is amazing
my mate caught his missuse in the living room flicking the bean....Aaawwww
apparently nearly every day... to say he was shocked was an understatment...
Dodgy i know but boy did we want to see the intruder... Lol
now now guys no ideas! mines on the car and thats it...
now what to do with the spare channel!
dazza
25 February 2005, 08:51 AM
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Originally Posted by Dazza's-STi
PMSL..
my mate caught his missuse in the living room flicking the bean....Aaawwww
apparently nearly every day... to say he was shocked was an understatment...
Dodgy i know but boy did we want to see the intruder... Lol
now now guys no ideas! mines on the car and thats it...
now what to do with the spare channel!
dazza
my mate caught his missuse in the living room flicking the bean....Aaawwww
apparently nearly every day... to say he was shocked was an understatment...
Dodgy i know but boy did we want to see the intruder... Lol
now now guys no ideas! mines on the car and thats it...
now what to do with the spare channel!
dazza
25 February 2005, 01:37 PM
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ok a simple break down of price for a basic system is as follows
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
jamo
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
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25 February 2005, 02:01 PM
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ok, where does the wireless bit come into it?
does the dvr card link to the cameras wirelessly or does it require a wireless network.
Not being totally pc literate this all seems v confusing.
Also how can it be viewed by the net?
what is it that a dvr card actually does?
does the dvr card link to the cameras wirelessly or does it require a wireless network.
Not being totally pc literate this all seems v confusing.
Also how can it be viewed by the net?
what is it that a dvr card actually does?
25 February 2005, 02:04 PM
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Originally Posted by j4mou
ok a simple break down of price for a basic system is as follows
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
jamo
for scoobynet member through me, the price for a two camera system with dvr card and software is £136, thats £53 per camera and £30 for the dvr card, the cameras can be upgraded to colour for an extra £20 per unit. they are fully sealed and come with everything required for them to work.
usual cost is £58 per camera and £40 for the dvr card and software, all plus postage, the price for you guys is inclusive.
hth
jamo
25 February 2005, 02:30 PM
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Originally Posted by Adam M
ok, where does the wireless bit come into it?
does the dvr card link to the cameras wirelessly or does it require a wireless network.
Not being totally pc literate this all seems v confusing.
Also how can it be viewed by the net?
what is it that a dvr card actually does?
does the dvr card link to the cameras wirelessly or does it require a wireless network.
Not being totally pc literate this all seems v confusing.
Also how can it be viewed by the net?
what is it that a dvr card actually does?
there the wired in sort, and its very easy.
you just plug the dvr card into your pc, (the hardest bit)
and screw the camera in place feed the wire and plug them in.
dead easy.
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26 February 2005, 09:03 PM
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sorry to raise this thread again but has anyone got actual details of the actual cameras? Im trying to gauge the size and also the quality etc ... prolly thinking of going for a set j4mou but would like to do a little reading on the cameras and setup
Cheers for any help anyone.
Cheers for any help anyone.
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