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Here is the one I use, last time I made a batch I had the cost around $2/ mount. http://cambushcamo.com/blogs/news/9586237-do-it-yourself-trail-camera-mount
The little “yearling.... with promise” tag next to my name must give people the impression I know nothing about the system even though I have 51 cuddelink units. Not saying I know everything there is to know, just not a novice at this point.
Think they all do that, at least all mine do when the file size you have set to send at 1mp, when it is set at 5mp it sends every 3 pics n whatever time interval you have chosen. If you want it to send more at a time you’ll have to set the transmission size to small, at that is sends after every...
Custom 1 enterprises have an ac adapter available, I have had been using one on the home unit in my garage and keep batteries in the home unit as backup.
John, does that mean the update will make a single system handle up to 24 nodes instead of the 16 now? Or is that cell plan going to cover 2 separate systems?
Ok well I spoke to soon as thinking my problem was the same as everyone’s problem with the g series false triggers, but in my case (and probably others as well) it is without a question the direct cause of false triggers on my cameras.
You must not have read my post thoroughly, in my case it is most certainly the boxes. Sounds like there’s a different issue with your set of cameras because there is no denying the results I had.
Which security boxes do you have? I have the ones that cudde makes not the ones from custom one ent. I have about 15 gs that have run out of boxes for 2 yrs and it hasn’t happened once to them so with the results I have had I know the boxes are the factor that is making some cams go haywire when...
This is the security boxes that are causing this issue combined with rain/ humid weather, the cameras don’t have anything wrong with them. I have had same problem that I tried to remedy 3 times who while in the field until my last time in to the remote property to fix the problem cameras I took...
Appears as tho the cam shifted a little and the edge of the box is what you’re seeing, make sure the lens is tight up against the front of the box and centered in the hole.