Pretty sure we know who did it, but now we have to start recording our alley in case it happens again...
Looking for at least 4 cameras... want a device that stores the video as opposed to just real time monitoring...
I know absolutely nothing... talk to me like I'm a stoned child with mild aspergers...
Thoughts on this set up? I'll check the Google nest...
Also, those cameras are wired, so you will need to run cable to their locations. Just a consideration.
Ain't the dog's fault it's a dog.
Why would people want to hurt dogs? It isn't the dog's fault... Dogs bark and dig and pee and poop. It's the owners that need to control them from being a nuisance to others.
MACS wrote:
When have the majority of people been either logical or kind?
these people like to get drunk and loud with their friends in the backyard every afternoon... whatever, none of my business...
when one of them drunkenly wanders into the alley separating our houses or drunkenly screams at the top of their lungs - both of these things happening several times a day - it becomes my business to the point that I won't stop the dogs from barking...
oddly enough, their dog barks non stop when they aren't home... not sure if they know it or not, but it's ironic...
unfortunately, it's come to surveillance... probably won't even need to hook the cameras up... seeing them will likely be deterrence enough to prevent them from doing it again...
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01MY12FPE/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_apa_glt_fabc_04C60CTF88MQ0GHW04E1
opelmanta1900 wrote:
Doesn't look bad to me. Wired is gonna be better quality IMO. I prefer the ease of wireless but the quality is a little less.
It's not noted about storage other than 256GB card. Would be nice to have it go to like a 2 TB external hard drive.
It worked on kids cutting threw my yard.
MACS peed in public during the middle of the day. Just sayin
teedubbya wrote:
Do it all the time on the boat. Usually offshore with no one around but last trip some kayakers in SD Bay got a show.
Ya gotta pee, ya gotta pee...
I have Zmodo wireless cameras that work pretty well. About $50/year for seven days of storage. They run continuously and upload the cloud. You can access the last 7 days and save clips or pictures. They do more, but 7 days was good enough.
Gene363 wrote:
Finally someone talks to me like the simpleton I am... thanks, I'll look into them... Alexa compatible?
How well lit are you at night?
Speyside wrote:
My guess is.... Moderately.