I have an area in the front of my yard (I live in town) that is almost vertically sloped town to the road. I have landscaped the slope with flagstone and mortar and there is about an 8 foot section of lawn between it and the street. At one end of the property is a small extension of our woods to the road. At this junction I am constantly picking u p someone else's litter. After years of picking up everyone else's junk, especially beer cans and bottles, I finally decided to do something about it. My friend gave me his wireless camera which I mounted on a tree in that area (I already have my own DVR but no camera or wires to support one in that area). Using your 2.4 GHz wireless device, I've had a total of 5 incidences documented and the individuals ticketed. One led to an underage drinking and driving charge. Needless to say, my litter problem has been drastically reduced!

If you need to make your camera wireless because of wiring challenges such as outdoor cameras, distances, tight locations etc. this device works great. Although the cable connectors are not BNC's they are RCA "banana plugs" and most DVRS have inputs for those so you can just plug the receiver into your DVR. Works great!

This wireless device works great! We have one of Security Camera King's wireless cameras in our nursery. The receiver is in our family room connected to a monitor. When my wife and I are busy doing other things, we can still keep a watchful eye on our son. Also this is great if you have a fairly large screen TV that offers picture in a picture technology. You constantly monitor your baby while watching TV using PIP. I would recommend this to anyone with a unique wireless situation.

This receiver works well with my wireless cameras. The signal always seems strong, crisp, and clear. I have also connected one channel to my big screen LED TV. When I am in the basement family room and the doorbell rings all I have to do is change the "Input" function on my TV to see who is at the door. I've never encountered any signal interference or black outs.