the "5" is for those who have a non functioning camera for any reason outside of the two year warranty , it allows you to trade that camera in towards a new model camera at a discount - there is not a 5 year "cost" optionNeed a serial number to get the extended (5 year) warranty apparently.
I'm curious to know the cost.
the "5" is for those who have a non functioning camera for any reason outside of the two year warranty , it allows you to trade that camera in towards a new model camera at a discount - there is not a 5 year "cost" option
Keep in mind there are a ton of variables and a lot depends on how many images taken/transmitted, temps and battery type used but i would say 60-75 days would be an average expectation in average conditions. Make sure you use a good quality alkaline or even lithium. There will be either a solar panel option or 6 d cell booster pack that replaces the AA battery pack on the long range CL available soon if you desire/need longer life. This will increase battery life dramatically on that model. The D cell cuddelinks(dual flash and powerhouse models) average longer life than the 12 AA models as well.Volkman what battery life can I expect from the cuddelink long range IR's.
I would think there are variables, looking for a average.
Thanks John, I've never used lithium's i'll try them in a couple of the cameras to see how they compare to alkaline's.Keep in mind there are a ton of variables and a lot depends on how many images taken/transmitted, temps and battery type used but i would say 60-75 days would be an average expectation in average conditions. Make sure you use a good quality alkaline or even lithium. There will be either a solar panel option or 6 d cell booster pack that replaces the AA battery pack on the long range CL available soon if you desire/need longer life. This will increase battery life dramatically on that model. The D cell cuddelinks(dual flash and powerhouse models) average longer life than the 12 AA models as well.
I have a Spartan texting camera and lithium battery life is probably close to three times alkaline battery life.Thanks John, I've never used lithium's i'll try them in a couple of the cameras to see how they compare to alkaline's.
I won't fool with the alkaline's then.I have a Spartan texting camera and lithium battery life is probably close to three times alkaline battery life.
I've always been a duracell man. What brand do you use?I won't fool with the alkaline's then.
Lithiums for me fosho. The extra drain on the batteries for the cuddelink system should work better.
Thanks Big Cat, SwampCat
Thanks, I want to get the best performance out of the cuddelink IR cameras I can.If your looking for lithium batteries Batteryjuction.com has good reviews as a source.
That is crazy, I've never used lithiums before but that's what I will be trying. Big Snow Man's advise was good, I read the reviews on BatteryJunctions web site and the Energizer Ultimate Lithiums is what I will be using for the my 4 IR cuddelinks. I'm glad I stumbled on this site.Since we are talking about batteries I just have to share my story. I received four Black flash Cuddelinks a few weeks ago. I went to Home Depot to buy the batteries, AA, for the camerars. I saw that I could buy 60 Rayovac Batteries for around $20 so I thought I would take a chance and see how they did. Normally I buy either Amazon Basics or Energizers. Well, I loaded the cameras and decided to stand them up in the house since the weather outside was bad enough that I couldn't go out and set up cameras. Besides I wanted to practice with these and make sure I was programming them correctly. Well the batteries leaked all over. It ate off the finish on a good wood table. I tried to go cheap and paid the price. Home Depot was great and gave me my money back without my receipt. Stay away from Rayovac.