Chasecam PDR 100 camera options?
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Chasecam PDR 100 camera options?
My Chasecam bullet camera has bit the dust...do you have to use the Chasecam camera with the PDR 100 or are there other cameras that will plug in and work properly??
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You need the camera from Chase.
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I also have run both cameras from Chase and other bullet cameras with the adapter you need. If you buy a standard camera with an RCA or BNC connector and a power lead, you need the adapter from to plug it into the PDR.
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One like this: http://www.chasecam.com/node/48
If your camera is BNC, then you also need a BNC to RCA adapter. No, the main adapter you need is not a RadioShack item (not in any one I've been in looking anyway).
I never found a bullet camera that was better than the ChaseCam version or an equivalent for a significantly better price than ChaseCam. The cameras sourced from ChaseCam can easily have the lens changed to give a wide field of view (or a narrower one) if you desire. I use a narrow field of view lens for my rear-facing camera.
If your camera is BNC, then you also need a BNC to RCA adapter. No, the main adapter you need is not a RadioShack item (not in any one I've been in looking anyway).
I never found a bullet camera that was better than the ChaseCam version or an equivalent for a significantly better price than ChaseCam. The cameras sourced from ChaseCam can easily have the lens changed to give a wide field of view (or a narrower one) if you desire. I use a narrow field of view lens for my rear-facing camera.
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You can buy most of those cables online for a fraction of the price. I usually kep a couple extras around.
Just make sure you get the right lens angle as there are many available aftermarket.
Just make sure you get the right lens angle as there are many available aftermarket.