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MyzDy19

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That's right.

You need four times the amount of power to transmit over twice the distance or use a more directional aerial and sacrifice the ability of being able to receive from all directions. You need to provide more information, if you've no idea of what frequency they operate on you've got no chance of doing it.

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Hey, do you know the transmitting frequency of the camera? (Probably 2.4ghz?)

If so, you could probably use two directional antennas. Take a look at this article :)

http://scitoys.com/board/messages/9/2306.html?1151588641


Actually, I'm kinda confused about that.
But, at the back of the box of wc
I can see these:

Scan Frequency: PAL/CCIR:50HZ NTSC/EIA:60HZ
Output Power:50mW/250mW/300mW
Frequency Control:0.9G/1.2G
Power Consumption:<= 400mW

I guess the fq of the tx is the .9G/1.2G???

My groupmate is the one who told me that the wc is only 10m because he tested it.

Anyway, I visited the link...and it's good :)
We will try to do that ^^
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That's right.

You need four times the amount of power to transmit over twice the distance or use a more directional aerial and sacrifice the ability of being able to receive from all directions. You need to provide more information, if you've no idea of what frequency they operate on you've got no chance of doing it.


awtz >.< no chance....
Anyway, this is the wc that we will use http://www.cctv-centre.co.uk/cctv/pro240.htm :)

'Four times the amount of power' I'll remember that :D Thanks
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