GardePro R3 Pro and WIFI HUb

[Mtyhunter]

hmmm...if you, or one of you pull this off and it works, update please, as I'm interested in live views.
I just purchased a cell cam that that advertised live views, has a camera/sensor on a gimble, that I can adjust left/right/up/down from my phone.
Also comes with a solar panel.
Just put it out this last weekend, and it works pretty damn good. The ir lighting is way more powerful than any other cam I've ever used, and the motion detection is way more distance than I've ever seen. Also has a spotlight and mic, so has audio to and from. I scared a sounder of pigs away by turning on the spotlight and growling in the mic. As long as the damn cell service has more than 1 bar, which mine floats around 1-3 bars, it works pretty damn slick.
It was only $40, and the cell plan cost $17/month monthly, cheaper of course if you get a longer plan. It will save to the cloud, and also save to an sd card. I'll update more as I use it, see how good it does.

After using this realtime unit I described above...
Yes, it worked fine, pretty cool actually. Trigger speed, IR distance, able to move the camera on a gimble to see left/right/up/down, solar panel and great battery life.
Here's the dealbreaker...you gotta pay $17/month to have the access to view real time when you want, and another $3/month to save everything you want to save on the cloud. You can put an sd card in instead of paying for the $3 cloud storage. So, $20 per unit per month is a pricey, and if you don't want to pay that, the cam will not work.
It was only $40, and I thought it worked incredibly well for that, but without the plan, it's useless. Kinda pissed me off when I confirmed this, so I started to look at it closely to see if i could hack it somehow. Biggest problem is all controls for the camera are operated thru the app. The unit doesn't have it's own self contained menu.

 

[JLemon]

After using this realtime unit I described above...
Yes, it worked fine, pretty cool actually. Trigger speed, IR distance, able to move the camera on a gimble to see left/right/up/down, solar panel and great battery life.
Here's the dealbreaker...you gotta pay $17/month to have the access to view real time when you want, and another $3/month to save everything you want to save on the cloud. You can put an sd card in instead of paying for the $3 cloud storage. So, $20 per unit per month is a pricey, and if you don't want to pay that, the cam will not work.
It was only $40, and I thought it worked incredibly well for that, but without the plan, it's useless. Kinda pissed me off when I confirmed this, so I started to look at it closely to see if i could hack it somehow. Biggest problem is all controls for the camera are operated thru the app. The unit doesn't have it's own self contained menu.

That’s odd. I’m paying $3 for 1 camera and $1.50 each for my other 3. I livestream and get full videos.

 

[Mtyhunter]

My son bought 3 of those cams off an ad on Tik tok, but I don't want to pay that much per month, even for one.
That's a helluva price for a live stream! what brand and where did you get yours?

 

[Ikeman]

That’s odd. I’m paying $3 for 1 camera and $1.50 each for my other 3. I livestream and get full videos.

I had replied referencing the same prices before realizing that he is talking about a different camera that was costing that much for live view. I deleted my reply after realizing he wasn’t talking about the Link 1.0 system.

I’m glad I wasn’t the only one confused.


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[Mtyhunter]

sorry about that guys, I should have reviewed the thread better