Hi All,

I have lost my parking spot :cry: [img]close to my house here in the uk and have to use another spot on an unlit lane approx 120feet away, so i will need to monitor this space at night and during the day with a decent b+w camera mounted on the side of my house. Just wondering if anyone could recommend a cctv camera and infra red light source which might be able to do the job. I have aready decided to run some cctv software on an old piii and use this as a hub, and don't have v deep pockets. Any suggestions?

Cheers
philips [/img]

Have a look here http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/cctv%20cameras.htm#IR%20Cam

The CC70 is cracking, im looking at 4 now :)

cracking? :shock:

Its English, try a Google :lol:

to break into, to steal from ... ?? :lol:
Once again another web site publishing inaccurate infrared distances. :?

Means Great :wink:

Wonderful camera for the money,im looking at it now as im off to work early :cry: and i can see good detail at 50 foot and its very dark here.

50', not 50 meters though .. my $60 BW Bullet camera sees great at 50' .. its how long will it last .. thats the question .. $300?

Detail at 50 feet , can see for 50 m easy.
How long will anything last in this dispoable world we live in?

only one thing sure in this world..............

so it can see 164 feet in pitch dark at a 30% angle ..?

...it does exactly what it say's on the tin.............. :)

witch is //?

We have been using these C70 cameras from Rf, for budget systems for a long time & they are extremely reliable. As Bob says its a lot of camera for the money.
Only real problem, spiders again.

"witch is" im looking at it now and its f amazing value and it works period!

Read all the specs you want , but you cant beat looking at the finished item, he has shallow pockets so its an option, no more no less.

so it can see 164 feet in pitch dark at a 30% angle ..? as advertised?

by the way ive used that same camera, was sold by COP-USA ...