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tree hugger
Now that my fleet of trucks is growing (two bucket trucks and a chip truck) and my inventory of tools and equipment on those trucks has grown as well, I'm finally considering buying some sort of security camera setup. I have come to accept the fact that while I understand and comprehend the basics of technology, I quickly reach the point where my mind just shuts off and I cannot grasp the more technical stuff without great effort and difficulty. Heck, I won't even buy a smart phone and my computer is hard wired, no wireless anything in my house.
I'm interested in a basic 4 camera system with the ability to record and save video on a hard drive, viewable on my computer. Much more interested in video quality than all the silly bells and whistles such as remote access or alerts sent to your smart phone. I also refuse to buy anything with cloud storage requiring a monthly fee to view or access. I want to own it, not rent it for the rest of my life.
After spending an hour on Amazon and reading lots of reviews on their most popular (and cheap) offerings I found this one.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077D3NW3L/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I18FJF01EGFWXD&colid=214H46Q9EL9XL&psc=1
I know there are lots of technical geeks here with a lot more experience in this area than me. Any opinions or suggestions before I pull the trigger?
I'm interested in a basic 4 camera system with the ability to record and save video on a hard drive, viewable on my computer. Much more interested in video quality than all the silly bells and whistles such as remote access or alerts sent to your smart phone. I also refuse to buy anything with cloud storage requiring a monthly fee to view or access. I want to own it, not rent it for the rest of my life.
After spending an hour on Amazon and reading lots of reviews on their most popular (and cheap) offerings I found this one.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B077D3NW3L/_encoding=UTF8?coliid=I18FJF01EGFWXD&colid=214H46Q9EL9XL&psc=1
I know there are lots of technical geeks here with a lot more experience in this area than me. Any opinions or suggestions before I pull the trigger?