Re: how to set up cctv network?

["Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

This was 21 years ago.


"James" <trishnjames@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> RG59 ?,  You will get a much better picture with RG6
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> James
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> "Crash Gordon" <webmaster@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> or you can do what most people do:
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>> Buy the cheapest stuff they can find.
>> Open the boxes and lose the instruction manuals and receipt.
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>> "Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> > "supercool" <dsupercool@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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>> >> does anyone know of a web site that show you how to set up a CCTV
>> >> network of cameras, how to strip the rg59 cable and crimp it, how to
>> >> set up PTZ cameras, and how to intergrate then into a DVR. i know its
>> >> going to be different for each dvr, but any help would be nice.
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>> > And you haven't learned how to strip RG59 yet? Don't put the cart
>> > before
>> > the
>> > horse. There is alot to learn just with installing the cable, power and
>> > telemetry wiring ie: installation codes, proper wire and size for the
>> > application, conduit fill specs., installation methods etc. Then you
> will
>> > get into the cameras, lenses, PTZ's, domes, housings, mounts, power
>> > supplies, UPS's, routers, and DVR's. You probably will have a hard time
>> > finding a website that will teach you what you need to know. It takes
>> > hands
>> > on training to learn alot of what is necessary. DIYers struggle through
>> > their own home installations and is usually more of a hobby. The
> equipment
>> > you are outlining sounds more of a commercial type application and
>> > probably
>> > should be looked at by someone already versed in CCTV applications.
> Don't
>> > be
>> > misled because you can find this equipment on the internet and think it
> is
>> > no big shake because you have hooked up a VCR before.(no flame
>> > intended)
>> > To
>> > have a system installed and set up properly does take  some experience.
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