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The range will depend mostly on the frequency, the wireless wattage of the radio, antenna db gain and the amount of obsticals in the path between transmitter and receiver. 2.4GHz & 5.8GHz pretty much require a clear line of site from transmitter to receiver whether its analog or digital. But 900MHz ...

Sorry not selling just excited about using them and I'm learning a lot and my friend Mike told me to reply to a post here that I could help help some with a ptz camera. And well I got carried a way. Please remove my posts if they were too much like a sales pitch. But leave the PTZ one to help that ...

I don't know about the price range but we use the cameras by www.wirelessoutdoorcam.com and push at least a good mile with directional antennas and have good through put with two cameras. And next week we are beta testing their 900MHz systems for penetrating thru some trees at one site and then ...

Try contacting the company www.wirelessoutdoorcam.com, for one monitoring site they were willing to integrate one of our existing Axis IP cameras into one of their systems so we could use the DVR software that we already paid for and was already using with other indoor wired cameras. Now we only ...

Our company bought a half dozen or so wireless outdoor IP camera systems from wirelessoutdoorcam.com to monitor the job sites and they work pretty good. We have two that run off deep cycle batteries like the previous person noted and we ahve about 4-5 others on buildings and untility poles. And we ...