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Home Security - Camera's
Albert2
Posts: 78 Forumite
in Techie Stuff
Hi,
No idea about this, but as a result of some mindless vandalism a the weekend I would like to find out a bit more about setting up a couple of cameras (front and back of my house).
Nothing too fancy/expensive (;) ) required, just something that would be recorded somewhere over a period of (say) 12/24 hours, if that makes sense !!
Can anybody point me in the right direction please ?
Cheers
No idea about this, but as a result of some mindless vandalism a the weekend I would like to find out a bit more about setting up a couple of cameras (front and back of my house).
Nothing too fancy/expensive (;) ) required, just something that would be recorded somewhere over a period of (say) 12/24 hours, if that makes sense !!
Can anybody point me in the right direction please ?
Cheers
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There have been a few threads on here on the same subject recently, try searching the techie forum for cctv or security.Ever get the feeling you are wasting your time? :rolleyes:0
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Okay, thanks, will do.
I went pack 10 pages before posting.
Should have used the technology .......
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These are available this sunday - seems they connect to a TV not a pc - and for internal use -
may be worth a look http://www.aldi.co.uk/sunday_special_buys/sunday_special_buys_pid_48286.html
Wireless CCTV Camera Kit 


£ 49.99 


The receiver simply connects up to your TV via AV leads (supplied) allowing you to monitor the darkest corners of your home and garden with confidence. Up to three cameras can be connected, which can be switched either manually or automatically.
- Receiver unit (mains adaptor supplied)
- 1 indoor colour camera operated by mains adaptor (supplied), or battery
- Camera transmits both sound and images to the receiver
- Operating frequency: 2.4GHz (UK approved)
- Images can be transmitted up to 190 metres to receiver unit
Rich people save then spend.
Poor people spend then save what's left.0 -
There are several ideas for you at http://www.secure-at.com
There is also one or two at http://www.aaa-safetyfirst.com
Good luck0 -
You could always try Maplins, and Keene electronics for surveillance cameras and kit0
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Here's one thread from a couple of weeks ago:
http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=340469Of course, I may just be talking b****cks!0
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