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It seems the cameras/NVR are programed to use ESEECLOUD for mobile phone viewing so just buying any NVR may not work. I have found some NVR's that have this app for around $60 Australian. I think I'll go that way. Techage contacted me but their suggestion was about three times the cost of...

Good thought. I gave my spare router away but I may be able to get a test one. Whether it would work depends on what other components have been damaged, as Tony said.

Hi Tony, The problem is that the chip has that shield on it so It's hard to clean the chip up. I think it's kaput.

Sorry to be so vague. I've attached photos of the motherboard and in the second one I tried to show the damage to the wireless chip but it doesn't show the "spill" on the motherboard between the chip and that 4 pin connector. The cameras are 3MP 1080P wireless/wired option cameras. I have seen...

I have some Techage chinese cameras and an NVR. Both have given good reliable service but the motherboard is damaged from electrolytic material from the wireless chip. I have seen NVR motherboards for sale and I can't see any reason why these wouldn't work with my wireless cameras. Are there any...

You're right. The break in the cover was made worse by me when I taped it over and then I removed the tape which pulled more of it out. I keep fixing things until they're completely broken.

Bad news. It didn't work. So I once again turned off all the cameras. Then I wound back the timer on the PIR to give me some relief. It still kept coming on without any trigger. Then I turned the PIR bevel right around so that it faced the eave to rule out any possible movement trigger and the...

Well, I made a shield for the camera out of some zinc sheet. It is just a rough "proof of concept" type of affair at the moment. It seems to have worked so I'll see how it goes for a few more nights and then, if it works I will move the camera over near the downpipe or, if I am feeling lazy...

Hello all. New member here. I have recently installed a security camera under the eave of my home. I didn't think it would matter that it was placed about half a metre and in front of an existing light sensor switch for some security lights. You can guess that it did. Anyway, the security...