Q: What kind of televison sets can I use to view my cameras' images?
A: Any televison set with an RCA video input(see picture below) can be used to view your cameras' images. It can usually be found on the front or back of a TV set.

Q: What kind of VCR can I use to record my cameras' images?
A: Again, any VCR or recording device that has a RCA video input(see picture below) can be used to record your cameras' images.

Q: How do I know which is the video input?
A: Use the picture below for reference. It will be a round female plug that is yellow. Usually it will say "Video In" or "Video" by it.


Q: Can I record these cameras with my computer?
A: If your computer has a built-in RCA video input, it can record your cameras' images with the right software. If not, there are many video cards that can be obtained that will allow a computer to use DVR software to record images.

Q: Do you have any cameras that plug right into my normal computer?
A: We currently looking into stocking adapters that would allow a RCA cable to plug into a USB port. These are found on most modern computers. We will update this website, when we have these adapters in stock.

Q: What is DVR? A: DVR stands for Digital Video Recording. Basicly, it is when a computer or electronic device is used to record an image from a camera or other source. There are many programs available to make a normal computer into a DVR system.

Q: Do you sell DVR systems? A: We don't carry DVR systems in stock. Usually, a DVR system's settings(number of cameras, rate of recording, remote functions) are customized for its purpose. Please contact us to help fulfill your DVR needs.

Q: What kind of batteries should I use to power my cameras? A: We advise you only use name brand batteries. Generic batteries often lose power quickly and sometimes don't to deliver enough power for a clear picture.

Q: How far does your wireless cameras transmit? A: Maximum LOS(Line Of Sight) distance is 1000 feet. However, enviromental conditions effect average performance. From fluorescent lights to computer monitors, outside forces effect the signal. Average maximum distance is from 600 to 500 feet. Thick walls can also intefer with reception, taking off 100 feet per solid wall. A minimum of 300 to 400 feet is advised for dependable use.

Q: How much light is required to get a picture? A: .01 Lums are required for your camera to make a reliable image. However, the more light you have the higher quality the image will be.

Q: How long does a 9-volt battery last powering on of my cameras> A: It depends on the quality of the battery. Most brand name batteries will power a camera for approximately 8 hours.