->> Right OK no problem! How many cameras are you looking to mount?
->>> 2 i think for a start..with the option to add further cameras
->> Would these be outdoor cameras?
->>> yes
->> How far these cameras need to see especially in the dark?
->>> front 50 feet rear 100 feet..i require good quality resolution..no good having a camera that looks but has poor definition
->> Right OK! Based on your requirements, this system would be an ideal fit!
->> http://www.ukcctv.co.uk/2-Camera--Wireless-Outdoor-(Recording)-Advance-System-cctv-security-systems-digital-home-commercial-uk-PKG-1908.jsf
->>> is it correct that a 5.8ghz system is better than a 2.4ghz system
->> Frequency doesn't make any difference in terms of quality. If you have wireless networks in the house then 5.8 GHz is better as it doesn't conflict with existing networks
->>> i have broadband..could this cause a problem?
->> As long as your wireless router is not placed in the same room as the receivers. It should be OK.
->> Also a wired system for a house is much more cost-effective and preferred. Would you consider that or you specifically want wireless?
->>> ok..so is the system you recommend fully wireless..plus i was thinking of having still camera positioned backup..is this a good idea?
->>> i prefer wireless
->>> have we lost contact?
->> Sorry to keep you! Sorry how do you mean about still camera?
->>> you have still wildlife cameras
->> We don't do any specialised wild life cameras as normal high quality night vision cameras do the job.
->>> ok thanks
->> They don't emit any light visible to the animal or human eye, hence the camera can operate and record easily without deterring them.
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