Re: Remote site monitoring

[Simon Ryley <simon.ryley@xxxxxxxxxx>]

Do you actually want video, or just some form of remote alarm system
that will tell you if people are messing around with on your site?

Simon

White, Peter wrote:

> Just thought I'd pick your brains - I'd like to keep an eye on my
building
> site, but have limited connectivity.  By limited, I mean no power and
> no web
> access!  I've been looking at the Nokia PT-6 camera
> (http://www.nokia.co.uk/nokia/0,8764,72992,00.html
> <http://www.nokia.co.uk/nokia/0,8764,72992,00.html>
) which looks
> reasonable, if a bit pricy.  It will run for a while off a battery, so
I
> assume I can rig up a car charger and a car battery and keep it going
> for a
> good few weeks inbetween charges.  Anyone seen or used a PT-6?
>
> Any other ideas?  I will get power on site within a couple of months,
but
> the web connectivity will be a while away yet.  The site is about a
mile
> from where I'm living (as the crow flies), but there's lots of trees
and
> houses in the way, so I assume too much of a challenge for a wireless
> link?
> I've already spoken to the neighbours, who I get on with, but not well
> enough to use their band-width.
>
> Ideas welcome!
>
>
> Pete
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