*** CCTV Linked to your PC ***
14 March 2002, 07:37 AM
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Was wondering if anyone has had some experience with the following CCTV system - http://www.stealthbigbrother.com.
Also can anyone recommend a good b/w external camera? cos the one on the above site doesn't have such a low lux rating.
Thanks in advance....
Also can anyone recommend a good b/w external camera? cos the one on the above site doesn't have such a low lux rating.
Thanks in advance....
14 March 2002, 08:17 AM
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Try http://www.stealthbigbrother.com 
There doen't seem to be much detail on this site - for example how is the recording triggered - whenever the image changes so can you set the sensitivity or will wind on trees set it off ? Can you set the recording period ? etc. etc.
They seem to have some reasonably priced camreras here
There doen't seem to be much detail on this site - for example how is the recording triggered - whenever the image changes so can you set the sensitivity or will wind on trees set it off ? Can you set the recording period ? etc. etc.
They seem to have some reasonably priced camreras here
27 March 2002, 07:55 PM
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Guys just took delivery of the Stealth Big Brother System....will have is wired in as soon as I decide on a decent camera (thx I'll stay away from the DIY Store ones)
Looking at a Sony CCD Camera from Maplins (b/w) - with External housing which includes a heater and fan......any got any views?
Oh yeah, if anyone is interested in the Big Brother system dont buy on there site....£175 approx. Try www.cpc.co.uk (membership is free and they have loads of stuff...cheap). I managed to get the system for £129 next day delivery is free and 10% off your 1st orders.
Looking at a Sony CCD Camera from Maplins (b/w) - with External housing which includes a heater and fan......any got any views?
Oh yeah, if anyone is interested in the Big Brother system dont buy on there site....£175 approx. Try www.cpc.co.uk (membership is free and they have loads of stuff...cheap). I managed to get the system for £129 next day delivery is free and 10% off your 1st orders.
27 March 2002, 10:27 PM
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There is another system called MovieStar or LookC which allows you to watch your camera's over the net, details here
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27 March 2002, 11:57 PM
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if you want a decent camera (composite video - not USB!) then try looking around http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/.
I used them to buy my in-car bullet-cam - decent kit, good prices and very quick delivery!!!
mb
p.s. They have a lot of new kit - yummy!
if you want a decent camera (composite video - not USB!) then try looking around http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/.
I used them to buy my in-car bullet-cam - decent kit, good prices and very quick delivery!!!
mb
p.s. They have a lot of new kit - yummy!
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