Bargain (?) £30 Wireless CCTV camera with nightvision?

["White, Peter" <peter.white@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

As part of my ongoing project to spy on our 1yr old during her
midnight
tantrums, I thought I'd try one of these:
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http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/106012
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At =A330 for a wireless camera you can't go wrong, can you?
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Anyway, it arrived this morning, complete with 2 wall warts (1 for the
receiver, one for the camera) and a 9v battery lead should you wish to
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the camera from a battery (don't know how long that would last though, as
the camera body does get a little warm).  The camera itself has a very
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metal body with a stubby aerial on top, not bad looking for this type of
thing.  Interestingly it's got a rubber seal on it, but it's not clear from
the hopeless instructions whether it's intended for outside use.
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Anyway, after 5 mins I've got it plugged into the composite input on my
monitor, and it's really not bad.  A little interference every now and them
(hardly surprising considering all gubbins in this house, not to mention
foil-back insulation in all the ceilings), but the picture isn't bad.
Colours a little washed out, and not as sharp as my Panasonic IP cameras,
but still good enough for what I need, and the night-vision seems good as
well.
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For =A330 inc VAT, it's seems like a bargain.  Not sure if you could run
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than 1 of these though, there doesn't appear to be a frequency adjustment
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the camera, and the receiver just has a little tuning knob.
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A question, to which I think I know the answer - I've got a loftbox which
will take a cctv input, but it needs to be modulated, which composite
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Thanks
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Pete=20



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