Am now at the point where I absolutely need a 6 or 8 camera system. I have several storage yards and a couple of towns our of view. My train room is "T" shaped, about 1975 sq. ft. with several view blocks. Varied enough to be interesting, awkward enough to bust up some equipment.
Been looking at U of Tube "experts" comparing wired/wireless, wireless that is not wireless, different fidelity 720..1080..etc..etc..systems, license plate read capability and so on. I just need to be able to clearly see when one train is going to "T" bone another train or telescope into a caboose.
I am also curious to know what degree of field at what distance the cameras can pick up with an acceptable level of clarity.
Need to see if trains have cleared turnouts or sidings and what forgotten tracks are occupied or empty.
Can I shoot the line of sight down a lower level and upper level from beyond a curve and view both levels?
Elliot, if you were to do a do over would you choose another format?
Can one camera shoot 28' down a 10 foot wide room and see both sides?
Considering tight available monitor space would a 32" screen be suitable for up to 8 cameras at a 3 to 4 foot viewing distance?
