Don,
I think most remote cameras are labeled "security" because that is where
the market is. Other than recording movement, I don't know what makes them
"security" cameras. We have a a half dozen here on the farm keeping track
of the horses and other critters. We have some very cute clips of baby
foxes playing in our hay barn last spring.
For your needs, you might look at solar powered wifi cameras. No
wiring needed.
73,
Ken WA8JXM
On Wed, Jan 15, 2025 at 11:20 PM Don Tucker <w7wll@peak.org> wrote:
> I'd like to put a camera on a tower holding my 2 M, AIS and ADS-B
> antennas.
>
> The intent is to monitor a specific view and post this view on my or
> another web site.
>
> The references to tower or house mounted cameras I've read on Towertalk or
> CrankupTiltOverTowers appear to be security cameras. I don't need or want
> the security features , just need a basic quality wifi camera, preferably
> with a zoom feature. All I get is 'security' cameras when I search,
> regardless of how I phrase the search terms. I obviously must be using the
> wrong search term(s).
>
> Can someone steer me to a quality non-security featured outdoor waterproof
> (or waterproofable) wifi camera for day/night monitoring purposes ? Don't
> want to run more cables up the tower.
>
> Don W7WLL
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