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That is bloody fast! I love my 505! Never any problems with it nd it has served me well.

I need to step my camera game up big-time

How do you access the SD card to retrieve the data/files? Also, is the camera locked within the box .. in other words, does the cable pass through the locking holes in the back of the camera? Also, is it difficult to correct the camera's angle when using a security box? When I strap a camera (without a box) to a tree, I often will pick up a stick and slide the stick behind the camera to get just the right angle before tightening the strap. I may adjust it several times before I get it just right. Some cameras even have a metal toothed bracket on the back to facilitate this adjustment. Does the Camlockbox make it difficult to "fine tune" the camera's alignment? Is there a reason that you do not use a security box.

I seen you got those in stock in my email! What is the status on the 1125s? Still a hold on the container?

The chinese stole your idea. How kind

I made these style (Yagi) antennas for years. Only way to go if in a fringe area. But you need to know where the cell towers are. There are web sites on the internet that will tell you their locations and will show satellite views.

These antennas are the real deal. I do exactly as Mike demonstrates and typically go from 0-1 bars to 2-3 bars no problem.

Happy thanksgiving. Yeah that should work in the direction the tower is in if there’s no concrete obstruction. Also if you notice , some nights you’ll get way more pictures of smaller animals or birds. Usually tropospheric ducting is taking place. Generally when it’s foggy out.

Thanks Bud 👍🏻

Good job on instructions had same problem pushing in sim card

These external batteries work great ! Love the wiring harness. Bulletproof 🦌

Hello Herd 360 I really hope you can you help me with what setting I should have or start with for my revoiver 360. For some odd reason I can get my 360 to take good night time pictures there always come out very dark and grainy looking, I do know there are deer in the pictures there just not showing up very good like they should be for nite pictures..The day time pictures come out great every time Just can not seem to get the pictures at nite to come out at all for camera that has Infered they should come out everytime there not..Now this is the Revolver 360 not the 360 Pro..I am really hoping you can help out as I can not this resolve even contacting Stealth Cam customer service several times with no help..Also I did check and the firmware is up to date and the camera is setup in the middle of food plot field.. Please I need help if you can,

Is it that in the feed come out?

How it’s work

I have tactacam reveal gen 1 cameras and I had no real issues with battery life using AA lithium (about 4 months) I then added a couple tactacam solar panels to cameras in hard to reach sensitive areas for deer hunting. This was a very shaded area and I didn’t give it much thought to be honest. After about 2 weeks with the panels in place and a fresh set of AA batteries I started getting low battery notifications. This has happened multiple times now and the cameras won’t get more than two weeks on a set of lithium batteries. 3-4 days on alkaline. I’ve updated to the latest firmware. Tactacam customer support said I needed to send the cameras in for service. Would you have any suggestions to try before I send in the cameras?

I have tactacam reveal gen 1 cameras and I had no real issues with battery life using AA lithium (about 4 months) I then added a couple tactacam solar panels to cameras in hard to reach sensitive areas for deer hunting. This was a very shaded area and I didn’t give it much thought to be honest. After about 2 weeks with the panels in place and a fresh set of AA batteries I started getting low battery notifications. This has happened multiple times now and the cameras won’t get more than two weeks on a set of lithium batteries. 3-4 days on alkaline. I’ve updated to the latest firmware. Tactacam customer support said I needed to send the cameras in for service. Would you have any suggestions to try before I send in the cameras?

Sir, how do I delete pictures from the SD card do I have to continue to purchase a new one each time please and thank you

Just got me 2 ordered! Was going to get the ds4k but they sold out! My buddy gets a discount and i got 2 for 159 shipped so i had to get em! Now im ordering 2 of the 25k solar panels from my boy!!!

I just wanted to throw ly experience in. I just bought 5 of these to test them out, and it literally took me about 10 minutes or so to build all 5 boxes and throw the batteries( 12v 15ah) in. Anyone on the fence about this kit, just freakin pull the trigger. Its the best option out there for anyone with high activity spots that chew up batteries.

Just get your self a 6.00 plastic ammo box from Walmart drill small hole for cord and wrap in plastic garbage bags and burry it never had anything wet in the last 7 yrs useing them even in winter!

I had issue with version 2 packs. It wouldnt. Charge on phone charger in car. They require 5V 5A charger. I couldnt find one. Most are only 2.4A or 3A. I plug the cord into wall outlet with the built in USB port. Charged right up.

Will your antenna boost work on my Moultrie camera?

Great video thanks for the information

I can only get 2 of the 3 green lights to turn green charging with usb that came with it

Where do I go to order one of these ?

How are you coming now with your prototype battery ?

Bro land the plane already!! Get to the point!!

I forgot my password to the camera, is there a way to do a master reset

Looks awesome, what size battery?

How do i go about getting a hold of you ?

I've used this and yes it helps but dawn dish soap is better....put dish soap on the lens and let dry and then buff clean. I live in Florida and it works.

FYI.... regarding even larger solar panels that were mentioned in the video: As long the output voltage is correct and not over 23V or whatever it allows, a 100W or 1000 watt panel is still just a voltage source. You could have a 50W or a 5000 watt panel and as long as the output voltage is within an acceptable range (such as 9-22VDC) the current draw will still be set by the load (the camera in this case). Naturally, larger panels tend to be designed to put out higher voltages such as 28V, 48V etc and those should not be used with the camera. Any voltage below the camera limit can have more "power" available which is simply the ability to output more current if the load called for it. With a panel large enough that it's not pulled down by the load then the LOAD itself will set the current draw. If it's cloudy and the panel drops to 15V or something less then the current may drop off, but keep in mind that the load (the trail camera) is actually determining how much current to draw or not as long as the source is online within the right voltage range. The charging circuit in the camera will draw what it wants within reason and as long as the voltage source has enough capacity to not get drawn down by it, then the camera will pull the correct amount until it's full. Then while the panel is STILL putting out 22V the current will be zero, because the charge circuit of the camera shut off and isn't completing the circuit anymore. The Spartan live GL-ALTEb charge circuit appears to be set to a fixed power delivery rate of 1.0 watts and will adjust the current up/down to get to that value if it can. I measured using a regulated industrial power supply with some accurate Fluke Meters and tested all levels from 7 to 15V to see what the camera is doing. Here are the results with a partially discharged Spartan 4V internal battery measured at the DC input socket/solar panel output. 7V or below it's not charging. 7.3V input = 0mA. not charging 7.4V = 14mA... 7.6V = 60mA charging slowly 8.0V = 130mA starts charging. 8.0V x .130mA = 1.0 watts charge rate 9V = 118mA = 1.06 watts charge rate (it is adjusting the current to stay at 1W rate) 10V = 106mA = 1.06watts charge rate 11V = 100mA = 1 watt rate 12V =85mA = 1 watt rate 13V = 86mA = 1 watt rate 14V = 80mA = 1 watt rate 15V = 74mA = 1 watt rate I didn't run it up to 22V but presume the pattern would remain the same. Eventually it will stop pulling any current when it's full, which is correct. The charging circuit tends to remain off from that point unless the battery discharges enough or if you remove the voltage source and reapply it then it will start again. But, it won't take long to finish the 2nd time if it's already full. The most i've seen it draw is 0.13Amps, = 130mA while charging with a voltage a bit lower than it likes, such as 8 -9V. Once you get up to 12V or 14 then the current drops down to maintain the 1W charge rate. In full sun even a small 5 watt panel would be plenty because it can output more than the camera takes. A 5W panel can output around 415mA and has no trouble with a 100mA load. However, with clouds and leaves in the way a larger panel is more reliable since it can charge even on cloudy days or when partially blocked by snow or leaves. Or go with one of the new solar panels with a battery onboard. Hopefully that's helpful to someone. Dave .

I've built 2 boxes for Moultrie Edge, works great!

With the newer version of the battery pack. Does the green light blink when charging or is solid? My pack is like yours with the indicator and I can’t figure out if it is charging.

When mine said it was done charging, when reading woth a meter, it only shows 7volts?? Does that mean it is bad?

Dish soap works best, apply, let dry, polish with microfiber towel, repeat, polish again. Try it, it works

I recently purchased a gen-2 solar panel for the Pro3 and indeed the newer cable uses that treaded insert on the bottom of the battery pack to hold in the connector just as you predicted.

A bear just chewed my antenna off my 3.0. 😐

How does it hold up in rain,does the strands cover or hinder the lens or motion detector thanks

You got any tips on what to do if it doesn't charge? I've got the old style and it died. Charged it on phone charger and not getting anything now

Do you guys have a distributor in canada. Id like to order a cable or 2 but just cant get past the 70$ shipping cost to justify getting a cable

For everyone needing the tool size to remove the extra screw on the 3.0 pro’s, it’s a T6, and you’ll need in to be either a set style or a precision tool like for glasses, the hole is very small.

Bought 3 to try. just bought 2 more. GREAT product!

Will it work well on a wildgame innovation Terra Cell?

Very Clear explanation, But why won't my camera turn on? when I put the batter into the camera? ugh!

The swivel mount is a nice set-up. Don't like that one bolt is showing. I would rather bolt the box to the tree. Python cables not great had one cut with a battery-operated sawzall. Unfortunately, the wrong person found my camera that day.

Great video i learn something everytime i watch one of your videos thanks for all you do to help educate us

Why won’t the new 3.0 pros work on these batteries? I have 2 different types of 15am lifep04 batteries and none of the 3.0 pros work with them. Am I doing something wrong? They work for the older camera

What are the holes in the bottom for?

What size torx is it bc this is a joke. ?