Dashmellow
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You would need 4 separate / independent single channel systems.
(a few customers that have done this)
As one of the people who uses four separate cameras for full 360 degree coverage (and then some with overlap) I have learned this approach has the advantage of fail safe reliability. With four cameras, even if one fails you are still in business, and can switch cameras or SD cards at will. If a four channel camera should fail you are dead in the water. I would advocate for using at least using two, two channel cameras before I would recommend a four channel camera at this point in time.