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4. Which cable converter is best for me? You have two choices when purchasing your cable equipment, a 35mm single-unit slr (one-piece) system or a system containing two units (two-piece). Combination box advantages: The one-piece system is based on a combination of cable converter and a descrambler, cameras installed in a single box. This unit is referred to 35mm as a combination slr unit. The pluses: Easy cameras to hook up, Available in both generic or name brand , similar to systems used by cable companies. 35mm Separate component advantages: The slr and cameras two-piece systems is based on two separate units, A cable converter and a descrambler, 35mm that are connected together and function as one-piece system. The pluses: lower cost, components can be individually upgraded, and interchangeable components.

This holds true even if your cable box is purchased as a non-addressable slr non-detectable, and "bullet proof" unit. 2. Are all cable converters alike? No. Prices can range from $15 to $400 depending on the quality and amount of features included in the equipment. Some cameras companies offer to sell you a description of how you can build (implied), with only 7 parts from radio shack, 35mm a converter. Some sell old converters that are barely in date and likely to be replaced slr by the cable cameras companies by higher 35mm technological grades of equipment Some cable box sellers provide systems that hardly provide any benefit to the purchaser slr where the quality of reception is poor, without recourse. cameras State-of-the-art 35mm and slr cable box companies will provide the most recent technology in a variety of packages tailored to fit the customer’s cameras budget.