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PWelcome @PatriotUSA Our friends have given you some great advice .. Do checkout the DORI section of the cliff notes .. as @wittaj...
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PThese are the locations I would start testing with as positions to place the cameras .. if the siding is vinyl you can run the cables...
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PAlong with this, here is an example we have seen where even though the property owner had video and it was during a bright sunny day...
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Welcome to the forum! I think you will find that we are a friendly group that is very willing to help people through their CCTV... -
PThere are hundreds of threads here just like yours. Where someone comes here and posts house pics or plot layouts asking for where to...
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PI don't think you will be happy with those cameras at night unless you have A LOT of light. They are an 8MP camera with a sensor (1/2.8)...
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P+1 above. 2.8mm is good for IDENTIFY within 10-15 feet of the camera. At 20 feet high you lose that entire IDENTIFY distance in the...
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PPatriotUSA replied to the thread Camera placement on new house.Thank you for all of your input, looks like i have some returning to do! I do plan to mount most of my cameras on the first soffit...
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PPatriotUSA replied to the thread Camera placement on new house.The specs of the turret cameras and the PTZ camera are attached. My goal is to have my property completely covered as well as the...
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PHey all, I'm new to the forum and want to thank everyone for their time and help.. I just purchased an Amcrest 32 channel NVR with 16...
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