Four Minitron cameras, three with lenses plus four new power supplies to suit the cameras. These cameras are not working but if you swap boards you should be able to get two working. The cameras are 24 volt NTSC and the power supplier are 110 volt so you will need another 240 to 110 volt transformer to plug the power supplies into.
It seems I have upset a few of the armchair keyboard warriors on here by advertising these American cameras. Apparently some amazing conclusions have been drawn and ridiculous comments made. I didn’t see any of them first hand I am just going by what I have been told by a third party who saw them before the moderator removed them. I will clear up a few misconceptions on the condition of the transformers and cameras. The transformers are new, only the one with the wires attached has been used to try out the cameras, (I did use a 240 volt to 110 volt transformer for this exercise so the transformers have not been blown up and neither have the cameras) two of the cameras seem to have power board problems, with the other two the light on the back lights up indicating the power boards are ok but there is no picture so I assume it’s the main board. I never bothered to investigate further or to swap boards, I just dont have the time anymore. I photographed the labels on both cameras and transformers to let everyone see what voltage they are and what model and voltage the cameras are. I didn’t think I would have to spell it out to everyone.
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Originally Posted by ubique
MINITRON MTV-6313ND CAMERAS
Four Minitron cameras, three with lenses plus four new power supplies to suit the cameras. These cameras are not working but if you swap boards you should be able to get two working. The cameras are 24 volt NTSC and the power supplier are 110 volt so you will need another 240 to 110 volt transformer to plug the power supplies into.
