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26 Years - Lol ...... I was 13 - TBH it's a sh!thole....Too many empty shops on the High St & idiots hanging around

Would be a great job to Bahrain Lol Blue Posts?? TBH When I do go out prefer Boro

Now if you need an Engineer to attend to complete the job & willing to pay all costs ............... :Hit: Hope you received the manuals @ Him Her £10 for the manuals... I might have to give up being an Engineer and start selling my copies :thumbsup:

Send me your email address - I'll send full manual as it will need to be fully re-programmed

Thanks for the Link Joe - Arrived on Sat - Took nearly a week to be delivered from ordering.

Doesn't look a bad bit of kit for the price - The camera quality ain't too bad at 420TVL. The thing to remember with recording to a HDD is the higher quality images the lower the recording time. I've just installed of of these : Premium 4 channel CCTV kit with iPhone login 1TB HDD & 540TVL in...

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Don't know where you get your cable from but I use Silverline RG59 Coaxial Cable (100m) Add £5 for delivery - When I pay via Paypal it's delivered within 2 days

Yeah - Process of elimination - Can now send the cables back & have new one's supplied :)

Don't want to be a killjoy but it's very rare you will find the socket ring in the loft - Sockets normally go down the wall & under the floorboards. Could you not take a socket off the wall & see if you can run the cable up to behind the Tv as well as down the wall from the loft for the Aerial...

As a trial could you power the camera close to the location & just use the coax - If the camera is ok that way you don't need to re-run cables all the way back.

As long as you have 12vDc - 13.5vDc & 500Ma per camera it shouldn't be a problem. On another note - Are the power supplies located near the camera? Could you power the camera near to it's location & just run the coax back? This way the power is only a short run and would eliminate a power drop.

An in-line filter for Cctv Coax is known as a "Humbug" - Most cctv suppliers should stock them. As stated they just plug in-line with your coax. With regards to the power running with coax - If the camera's are 12vDc this shouldn't be a problem as "shotgun" cable is made this way for cctv...

Q: Do we make it a CCTV section or Security Section covering Cctv, Intruder Alarms, Fire Alarms, Access Control? I know there are several electricians on here and at least 2 Intruder/Cctv engineers

Mick Found it at Comet for £499.99 - I think it's the one Dutcho's on about. Buy ACER ASPIRE 5750 | 15.6" LAPTOP - Laptops | Comet Just noticed it's out of stock

Hiya Mate - I've never used this Alarm system, However if you're willing to read up I can send you the User & Engineer manuals. ** Just extracted this from the user manual: System Faults There are 8 fault conditions automatically detected by the Atlas 8 Plus. The user is informed of a fault...

Everyone has their own individual needs. Some will recomend Dusk Till Dawn lights - Keeping the whole area lit overnight, Good if you wish to light up a doorway etc for visitors. Floodlights, I Believe are more of a security feature due to the fact there is no light and a sudden bright light can...

Been with 3 for 5yrs and originally they "piggy-backed" orange for 2G, possibly still do in some area's but they are switching over to their 3G only masts. Never had a major problem with their cover , As for customer service I haven't had to contact them...... As for contract lengths I totally...

Just got back from my Three shop & pre-ordered the iPhone 4s 16Gb £99 Upfront Cost & The 1 Plan @ £35 per month for 24months Thats 2000 minutes, 5000 Texts, All you can eat Data. Plus they'll throw in free 3to3 minutes as the Missus will upgrade her phone at the same time..... BTW - Three had...

It's been achieved 100,000 names on the petition :Biggrin2: Hillsborough petition reaches 100,000 signatures - Liverpool FC