tomcctv

Hi you need CVI cameras to work with a CVI dvr. ... Standard cameras will not work unless it's a hibrid

Hi shotgun cable .... Has video and power together or use cat5

Hi have you set the address on the dvr for a second ptz ?

Hi. That is known as a 100ohm system so no coax involved If you can't run new cables then your other option is to add baluns to existing cables and that gives you the option to go 960h analog or tvt .

Hi. Yes both those items are good All you need extra is a power supply and cable If you call them and give camera distance they will supply the cable

Don't understand why you want to avoid the link Hikvision system in your budget ??? I don't think you will get much more help if your going to buy none branded over hikvision systems

Hi. You will need to give more information like Internal or external .... Type of lens ..... With or without NVR

Great! Thank you Tom. Edit: I just checked your link and most of those are out of my price range. I did find this NVR too (I'd need a purple WD hard drive) but I'm not sure it will work with Hikvision cameras. http://www.amazon.com/Amcrest-NV1104-1080p-Network-Recorder/dp/B00X4UDCYE/ref=sr_1_27?s=photo&ie=UTF8&qid=1448921912&sr=1-27&keywords=nvr Can I ask how is my link out of your budget ? Your link also needs a hard drive making it cost more ...... You then need a switch for your cameras then as you seen in link HD-TVI start from $42 But your link for the NVR ....... Some points for you to check ..... Click on suppliers name google it ........ Now look for address on there website ........ There is none .... That's your first alarm bell ..... Am not in US .. But also on there site it gives a UK number ..... I can tell you now that number does not exist ...... Company records also shows it is not based un the USA as they claim its from China Also read the spec on Amazon ..... LIMITED 3rd party cameras which is not good . If you have a limited budget then don't waste $79 on that rubbish

Hi. If you want something simple but good I would go for a HD-TVI system Good picture quality recorded to a hard drive recorder which you just plug into your tv via HDMI I will pm you a link with good prices

Hi. The links in this post will do what you need viewtopic.php?f=54&t=49047

Hi. No they will not work .... Don't waste your money on buying others Amp listed above are only a few $ each

Hi. The foscam does not have RCA on it . They are both mono jacks

Hi. Your easy way is with power line plugs .... It is technically a wired solution without pulling cables The netgear along with others can also be access points Take a look at the netgear plug and play http://www.netgear.com/home/products/networking/powerline/PLP1200.aspx

One in two out ... 4 of these will do your distance with no problems

Hi. Can you remove the controller and run both PTZs from back of dvr and see if you then have control over both

Yes it is possibles just match a output from your dvr to a input of your projector

Hi. Yes any analog BNC camera will do .... But there are also good and bad analog You can't go wrong with CNB cameras ... Some good deals on eBay http://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_odkw=CNB&_osacat=0&_from=R40&_trksid=p2045573.m570.l1313.TR0.TRC0.H0.XCNB+cameras.TRS0&_nkw=CNB+cameras&_sacat=0

Hi. The qvis is good Where are you located ? Can you post the link

Would it not be better to have feeds from each dvr to a monitor One monitor with 64 view you are wasting your money

Hi. Does your tv have scart sockets ?

Hi. The dvr you have listed is only a 16 way and your camera limit is 19 The other problem with that dvr ... You want to live monitoring from the ship .... That dvr is only realtime CIF Where are you located ... Harbour is open to eliments and you need cameras that can handle all sorts Why have you decided to go analog ?. What will the cameras be monitoring what are the light conditions like at night What is your budget ?

More fighting It feels like you just want or need to fight Getting childish now

Hi. I would also say go fibre .... It's not going to cost much more than you installing 4 switches along the distance ... Remember you also need power for the switches so that's a cost But also look at the basic security side of the install .... You only need 1 switch to go down and you full system is down Are the recorders going to be used with remote viewing ? . Go with managed switches have a little control

Hi. Have you installed the drive back into your recorder and gone to format and setup ... Or just formatted it on your PC