existing AP vs getting the wifi built in camera.
Dennis
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I've go
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Probably the first thing you should do is mount the camera above 10 feet or
you won't have to worry about white balancing. Actually I&#
www.ipvisionsoftware.com for cameras and DVR software.
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funny thing... I use the Panasonic (can't remember the model #) PTZ cameras
they're about $200 @ Radio Shack - I put them in a grey carlon enclosure
with a piece of plexiglass siliconed to the front. Had one up on a tower
site for 4 yrs now in NJ - pretty harsh up there in the winter - down to
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Hi Travis,
These folks use some nice ones:
http://akweathercams.faa.gov/allcams.php and for the video description see
http://www.medallionfoundation.org/webcam_video.htm
I think they are Axis cameras with all weather enclosures. Temps in Alaska
range from 100 above to around 80 below.
-Dee
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Probably the first thing you should do is mount the camera above 10 feet or you
won't have to worry about white balancing. Actually I've had some great chats
with Marlon about Cameras and he has a plethra of information, that's who I'd
suggest. Just remember "weather proof box". My favorite w
