Andrewd
Six Pointer
Looking for real world reviews on the muddy cell trail camera Verizon version if it makes a difference.
I have the Muddy manifest....it was easy to set up, takes great pics, but sending them to your phone is nonexistent. A LOT of reviews say the same thing. Have done what I was told to do but still only sends 1 or 2 pics a day. Cell service is not the issue, and pics are on card.Looking for real world reviews on the muddy cell trail camera Verizon version if it makes a difference.
I got one for Christmas and its working in the house so far. Mine is AT&T
I always use lithium in my trail cameras. I will get this muddy in the woods in the coming days and report back with my findings.Mine did too....worked great for two days, then stopped sending pics. When I reset it, it will do the same thing, work for 2 days then nothing. Also, better use lithium batteries, my first set that lasts 6-7 months in a regular cam, last 4 weeks. Had to change them before Christmas...
My buddy had a cell phone cam that did that. Turned out to be a bad camera and had to send it back.Mine did too....worked great for two days, then stopped sending pics. When I reset it, it will do the same thing, work for 2 days then nothing. Also, better use lithium batteries, my first set that lasts 6-7 months in a regular cam, last 4 weeks. Had to change them before Christmas...
I reset it again. This time seems to be working fine.My buddy had a cell phone cam that did that. Turned out to be a bad camera and had to send it back.
Just a little more feed back. I run Energizer ultimate lithium batteries in mine. I had the camera set at 30 seconds for my test period. I was getting about 60 pictures a day and the battery was gone in 30 days. It takes 8 batteries to run these cameras. I'm not use to that kind of battery use age but maybe its a cellular thing.
I think you must have gotten some bad batteries...mine has been out about 6 weeks on Energizee Lithium and still reads full strength.
Now the Energizer max lasted 3 weeks.