Ok. I have had these cameras for a few weeks. The jury is still out on these as I have to see what the battery life and such is.
Here is what I bought. With being a member I ordered these on a double discount and free shipping. Only paid about $620 for the 4 pack.
https://www.sportsmansguide.com/pro...camera-4-pack?a=2170827&_br_psugg_q=cuddeback
For those that don't know the system, bascially it takes pics and sends them all back to a home camera. From the home camera you can check all of the images from all cameras. The one's from the remote camera will be a thumbnail. If you want the full size pic then you have to go to the camera.
One con to these is that the setup is a little involved. There is a ton of options on these cameras. The instructions are good though, but there is an order in which you have to deploy the cameras. Once you learn how it works it really isn't that bad. At first though it seems complicated. They could improve the "user friendly" features of this camera.
Also I had one bad camera in the 4 pack. It took constant pictures even without being triggered. Cuddeback did replace it and paid for the shipping.
The home camera was setup at the cabin basically as a survelence. It didn't take any pics except me when I checked it. Below is a couple of pics of the thumbnails from the remote cameras. You can definitely look at the pics and see what you are getting on cameras.
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
It also has a pic for each camera that give you the status when you check the home camera. You can also check the status thru the camera too.
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
So far I am happy with them. This will work well for camp as I can check the cams from the cabin when I arrive on Friday or Saturday night without having to disturb anything. It will also keep from as much intrusion during the summer for cam checks.
Here is what I bought. With being a member I ordered these on a double discount and free shipping. Only paid about $620 for the 4 pack.
https://www.sportsmansguide.com/pro...camera-4-pack?a=2170827&_br_psugg_q=cuddeback
For those that don't know the system, bascially it takes pics and sends them all back to a home camera. From the home camera you can check all of the images from all cameras. The one's from the remote camera will be a thumbnail. If you want the full size pic then you have to go to the camera.
One con to these is that the setup is a little involved. There is a ton of options on these cameras. The instructions are good though, but there is an order in which you have to deploy the cameras. Once you learn how it works it really isn't that bad. At first though it seems complicated. They could improve the "user friendly" features of this camera.
Also I had one bad camera in the 4 pack. It took constant pictures even without being triggered. Cuddeback did replace it and paid for the shipping.
The home camera was setup at the cabin basically as a survelence. It didn't take any pics except me when I checked it. Below is a couple of pics of the thumbnails from the remote cameras. You can definitely look at the pics and see what you are getting on cameras.
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
It also has a pic for each camera that give you the status when you check the home camera. You can also check the status thru the camera too.
Untitled by cspot12, on Flickr
So far I am happy with them. This will work well for camp as I can check the cams from the cabin when I arrive on Friday or Saturday night without having to disturb anything. It will also keep from as much intrusion during the summer for cam checks.