5 Tips for New Cellular Trail Camera Users
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 9 ก.ค. 2024
- In this video Chad gives us 5 tips and tricks for new cellular trail camera users. Cell cameras can be the most advantageous tool in your arsenal, if you are using them correctly.
The first tip is to make sure the camera is working properly before you enter the field. If the camera works properly at home, you should be good to go in the whitetail woods.
The second tip deals with the antenna orientation. On cameras that have a hinge style antenna, it is important to face the hinge away from the tree. What this does is allows the antenna to fall away if it is tampered with by raccoons or any other animals that could potentially climb up the tree and break the antenna.
Third we talk about SD cards. SD cards in Cellular trail cameras are a pretty misunderstood topic. Firstly, you do not need to run a large capacity card in your cell camera. Most cell cameras today have the ability to format the SD card over the air or from the app. Smaller SD cards are cheaper, so that will save you some coin on that end.
Along with smaller capacity cards, we recommend running an SD card with a slower writing speed. Specifically under 80 mb/s. Fast cards seem to give cell cameras fits. So again, run a cheaper SD card with a slower writing speed. Your camera will operate more efficiently.
The 4th tip is to run some sort of external power source. At exodus, we offer the SP18 solar panel. External power is critical because after all, the point of cell cameras is to not visit the camera location.
And lastly, be cautious of what you are doing with your external power source cord. If it comes unplugged from raccoons or a stick falling on it, you will lose your external power and will then have to visit the camera location. Wrap the cord around a branch to take the tension off the plug.
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Good tips. You may want to consider mounting cell pack to the same tree. A good wind storm may put stress on your power line.
Great video, I love to mount my camera higher in the tree ( say 10 to12 feet) which allows for a much wider feild of view and higher for better signal.
Thanks man love the informational videos
Love this
Great information thanks for sharing!!!
How about wrapping camouflage duct tape around the cable? Will that protect it or will it interfere with operation?
Great video! Do you happen to know if any manufacturer offers unlocked cell cameras that I can use when I travel abroad? Any info will be appreciated. Thank you
Great info.
can you make a video what's the best settings for exodus cell cameas. I have mine set on it to take 2 pictures b/c usually it will take a pic of the deer before it gets into the screen. Ill get a pic of it right on the edge of the camera. Any ideas how to fix it? and is video for the cell cameras good? I haven't tried it yet but other than that EXODUS CAMERAS are by far the best around.
Can you see the battery strength on any cellular trail cameras from your phone?
Is it true that the cell trail camera is going to pick up the best cell phone tower wherever the camera is so it doesn't matter what phone company you have??
Thanks for this! Just got some smaller cards. The 64GB aren't working.
Format them to exfat and you should have better luck
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where do buy these
exodusoutdoorgear.com
Now I have watched the whole video. Just slow down and speak clear english. Any guesses how many times I reversed this video?
And you have to be in a field
The first 20 seconds. What the hell did you say? Slow down and annunciate
Please stop using the word hack incorrectly...
How is it incorrect?
@@NoahC76 these are tips not hacks.
Good grief picky much
Lol
@@NoahC76 A "hack" is kind of like a re-formulization of a way of doing things whether it's physically folding clothes a different way, using vinegar as a disinfectant if you run out of Lysol/409, a more efficient way of peeling eggs or vegetables. These are just tips in this video.
A true Outdoorsman doesn't use cameras and feed