ronaldo20
i know in the uk there are cameras all over the place
my question is why british citizens dont revolt about tihs, and whether in the US there are written down things in the bill of rights that would theroetically prevent our govenrment from doing the same thing...
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Most people prefer the camera's for security, Britain has been the target of terrorists for far longer than the US having had problems with the IRA since way back, so the easier anything makes it to catch these creeps the better.
The Bill of Rights is a wonderful thing, but it can also make it difficult when it comes to protecting people.
Most people prefer the camera's for security, Britain has been the target of terrorists for far longer than the US having had problems with the IRA since way back, so the easier anything makes it to catch these creeps the better.
The Bill of Rights is a wonderful thing, but it can also make it difficult when it comes to protecting people.
Wireless Security Camera System?
ghostofrea
I am looking into setting up one wireless security camera (preferably with night vision) in the front of my house. I might even put one in the back, but we'll see. I am really confused though. There are so many different types and so many mixed reviews.
Ultimately I will need to purchase a DVR system and a camera. But which one? I'd like it to record continuously and reset every few days. This way if something does happen, I can simply check the DVR.
It looks like Q-See is the best bet, but I don't know. What do you think?
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I have tried a number of security camera options, but I have found none better than at
http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/
The DVRs will work on various voltages, so the only problem may be changing the plug.
The mini cams are brilliant, especially the ultra low light ones, which can see in near total darkness.
There is nothing wrong with the low priced DVRs!!, but get the highest Gb you can, so you can record for a longer period. I have mine on 24/7, then when it's full, it just overwrites it.
There are also wireless send & receivers.
It's a DIY dream shop.
And no, I don't work there!!! :)
I have tried a number of security camera options, but I have found none better than at
http://www.rfconcepts.co.uk/
The DVRs will work on various voltages, so the only problem may be changing the plug.
The mini cams are brilliant, especially the ultra low light ones, which can see in near total darkness.
There is nothing wrong with the low priced DVRs!!, but get the highest Gb you can, so you can record for a longer period. I have mine on 24/7, then when it's full, it just overwrites it.
There are also wireless send & receivers.
It's a DIY dream shop.
And no, I don't work there!!! :)
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