help finding a wireless video camera for surveilance

[T-Man]

I need a wireless video camera that I can leave concealed for 24 hours without any maintenance.
This for surveilance of a drug sales location and we have found a small location at the corner of a conex style shipping box where we can hide the camera and access it once a day or so to change the batteries. We also have a location to hide a laptop to record with a power supply. Any suggestions. My boss is looking for something that is affordable and will fit in our budget. Go figure!!!!! Thanks

[LandGuppy]

Try talking to your local FBI or DEA office. I won't tell you the kinds of things they have, but they have always been willing to help with some technology loans even if it wasn't one of their cases.

[xcrunner]

Not sure about what kind of budget you are specifically working with, but TSE Inc. makes some great wireless surveillance equipment. They can also tailor a setup to your specific needs if you contact them.

http://www.tserecon.com/reconnaissancesurveillance.html

[OneAdam12]

I need a wireless video camera that I can leave concealed for 24 hours without any maintenance.
This for surveilance of a drug sales location and we have found a small location at the corner of a conex style shipping box where we can hide the camera and access it once a day or so to change the batteries. We also have a location to hide a laptop to record with a power supply. Any suggestions. My boss is looking for something that is affordable and will fit in our budget. Go figure!!!!! Thanks

You still looking for some cameras?

http://www.apprehensions.videofied.com/us/en/home/

Proven track record on these.

[RR_Security]

I thought the Videofied stuff was great, and it is, except that the company referred all inquiries to a local vendor who is an alarm installer. The alarm company wants to be the monitor for it, for what the alarm companies call "RMR," recurring monthly revenue. I think the Videofied cameras are good for detecting thefts in progress, but probably not so much for recording drug sales.

I'm sticking with my Reconyx and other motion-detecting cams, which are now becoming available with Verizon connections so we don't have to worry about the crappy AT&T/T-Mobile coverage around here. Those cams don't do video, though, or generally not much beyond 60 seconds per trigger.