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Pretty sure the K series dual flash has to have active service to even function. I could be wrong on that though.
I'm assuming you have good Verizon signal strength at the location you are trying to connect the cam at?
Go figure - I add the aol address, and I get my report and pic update within 90 minutes. Hadn't sent anything since I dropped the aol address yesterday morning. I know the gmail address is correct because it shows up there too.
Sample pics attached. Pics bounce back and forth at transition time (AM and PM). I have two cams doing this. One here, and another in a bottom, wind protected, and on a big stable tree.
Thanks - three of eight cams needing to go back is pretty lousy but it is what it is at this point. I'm going to have to go in and pull the two and try a reset. I'll be down to five cams on two networks that I am paying good money on. I'll also have to adjust the IR settings and hope to get them...
I have been running two cell networks for about a month now. I've had good experiences but also learning moments, and quite frankly, some that were bad experiences. One has three cams and one has five - all J1415.
Good - Transmitted pic quality when properly exposed/lit is better than expected...
I have two cams running on the cell unit. FW version is 7.3, which is awesome. I have another unit on the way and will be setting that up. I could not find the 7.3 firmware anywhere on the Cudde site. Also, my J series cams are showing 6.7. Do they need to be updated?
And finally - one of my...
I have an excess Spartan Gocam due to a customer backing out. The cam is still new in box. It is an ATT Blackflash model.
$330 shipped COUS. I only have the one cam at this price. I can add a lockbox for $365 shipped total.
Make sure your cams are the right voltage matched up. The e2 for example is 12v but doesn't have an external jack to prevent people from thinking it is 6v like the other trophy cams.
Not a lot of people use the externals on bushnells because of their good battery life. It can be done, though...
There are some players that will autoplay. That will save time - even still, a couple hundred videos at 20 seconds a piece is a solid amount of time to endure.
Video is nice, but it takes ALOT of time to go through 20 or 30 cams worth of video.
Pics mostly for me, with vids saved for scrape locations or funnels and trails to/from doe bedding during the rut phases.
You shouldn't need lithiums to operate the Brownings. Nor dedicated cards. They tell you this to minimize customer frustration and reduce the amount of calls they handle.
If you clean and format the card each time, that is a good standard practice. You can use alkaline just fine in the Strike...