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You should upgrade or use an alternative browser. May 22, 80 61 Madrid, Spain. I live in a rural area, around 3,ft elevation, mountainy region. Weather can change very rapidly, winds can be high so it can rain and snow almost horizontally at times It would be about about ft above the roof, around 20ft above ground. I don't care about particularly high resolution, high fps, night vision, etc.
What about best format for mounting on poles? Bullet vs turret, etc. Small form factor for offering less resistance when the wind picks up I can run 1 or 2 ethernet POE to the location. Ri22o Known around here. Jul 30, 1, 3, Indiana. I was considering placing cameras on my roof to watch the sky, and haven't quite decided the best action. For night sky it is recommended to use the 4K-T, so I have considered 4x However, two of the s would be nice as well and cheaper , but they may not work as well at night.
