Posted by Rayne on 12/21/06 06:19

yes exactly, but more importantly its the standard for the low end
video switchers as it can carry a signal over quite long distances with
little loss (with voltage). When we break into the millions, ill look
into a triax or wifi system!!!


thanks for the link

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Richard Crowley wrote:
> "Rayne" wrote ...
> > Hi all im trying so setup a whole bunch of cameras linked to a central
> > switcher via coax. I need to integrate my 3 sony PD 170s into the
> > setup, anyone have any ideas how i can do it? Is there a DV or
> > Composite to coax adapter?
>
> I will assme that by "coax" you mean RF (TV channels)
> (Coaxial is a type of cable which is also used for
> audio, video, and many other things.)
>
> Last time I looked, www.partsexpress.com had several
> products that would modulate multiple video signals onto
> TV channels, etc.

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