Re: Wireless camera question
grunt wrote:
> I see two approaches. Autonomous system (robot) with digital video
> recorder. Dangling an analog (NTSC) camera by a video / power cable.
I think this is probably the way to go, checking on cameras now
probably some form of older model vhs vid recorder. Thanks all.
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