How to move 3Com HomeConnect 100 ft away from desktop?

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yes... it's called a wireless network camera.

"Peabody" <waybackKILLSPAM44@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> I love this camera, but would like to be able to set it up in other
> rooms. I understand that there are limits on how many USB
> extensions you can use. Is there such a thing as a wireless USB
> port? Or some other solution?
>
>

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announcement@eagletron.com says...
>
>
>We sell USB extension kits:
>
>http://www.trackercam.com/TCamWeb/usbkits.htm
>but they are not cheap ...

Thanks, but that's a lot more than I'm interested in spending.

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could you use a usb video grabbing device as a webcam with a wireless colour
camera attatched to wireless unit?

that way the limit of the usb is down to the wireless cmaera kits
range...usb isnt the probelm then...

i have wireless cameras that plug into pc using a dvr card...one of these is
a good 100 feet from pc and works well

http://quavis.co.uk/easywebcam.html

thats where it lives....and has worked well for years now..the while set up
was

£ 20 for eachcamera...

£20 for dvr card

and £2 a month for web space...

£17 for uploading software

£119 in total... cheap i say

regards slayer





Si Ballenger <shb*NO*SPAM*@comporium.net> wrote:
> On Tue, 07 Dec 2004 17:40:59 -0600, Peabody
> <waybackKILLSPAM44@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
>> announcement@eagletron.com says...
>>>
>>>
>>> We sell USB extension kits:
>>>
>>> http://www.trackercam.com/TCamWeb/usbkits.htm
>>> but they are not cheap ...
>>
>> Thanks, but that's a lot more than I'm interested in spending.
>
> Extending USB usually runs about $2/ft at its cheapest from what
> I've seen. USB cams are made for grand parents/grand kids, and
> nakkkeeed net types that stay at the computers. You should look
> into ethernet IP cams or analog cams for longer distances. Below
> is a reasonable cost source for analog cams. The ones with Sony
> chips are usually have pretty good video quality.
>
> http://207.207.29.130/store/home.asp