Moultrie A900i Bundle Trail Camera (2020) | Batteries | 16 MB SD Card | Compatible with Moultrie Mobile, Moultrie Pine Bark (MCG-14002)
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Mine wouldn't take pictures at night unless it was activated by car lights. I almost missed a man removing my election sign from a yard only 20 feet away. Junk. returning it to you
This is what their website says: > Infrared game cameras are a type of game camera that uses infrared light to No glow and low glow trail cameras are the two types of infrared game cameras we offer. Infrared LEDs in low-glow cameras emit a faint red glow during low-light conditions. During full-flash mode, do not emit any light. light. No- At night, glow cameras emit no visible light. No- After the model number on glow cameras is a lowercase "i." The A900i, for instance, is a no-glow camera with no visible flash.
BrandMoultriebr>Video Capture Resolution480pbr>Memory TypeSDbr>About this itembr>Takes industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading industry-leading Leading 30 MP images with unrivaled quality and detail. With these ultra-detailed antler point counters, you can keep track of each and every antler point. high- images with a high resolution blazing 0 blazing blazing blazing blazing blazing blazing bla Birds in mid-flight are captured in crisp detail thanks to the second trigger speed. The camera is zoomed in on a flight that is zooming past it. br>An invisible flash ensures a bright, well-lit image. Animals are illuminated in photos to allow for clear identification without spooking the game. br>The motion sensor detects movement up to 60 feet away, and the invisible flash illuminates animals within that range. br>This hunt is for you if you are looking for a unique way to express yourself. Everything you need to start scouting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week is included in this ready bundle. Included: 8 AA batteries, a heavy-duty case, and a 16GB SD card To secure the camera to the tree, use a heavy-duty 8' strap.
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I QUIT TAKEING PICTURES AFTER THREE DAYS. I RETURNED IT TO MOULTRIE, AND THEY SENT ME ANOTHER ONE. THE SAME THING HAPPENED TO ME! DO NOT MAKE A PURCHASE! The money spent was not well spent. Now I have to call them AGAIN, hoping to get my money back and move on to a better product this time!.
When the camera arrived, I set it up and had the same problem as others, no night photos, and it stopped taking photos after a day or two,, I know Moultrie is a great brand, and I have 6 year old Moultrie cams that I still use,, I did some research and discovered there is a firmware update that is easy to install on the camera,, by going to moultriefeeders. com. com/firmware-updates faq. The camera performs as expected, and I am more than satisfied with the purchase price. If you have these issues before returning the camera, update the firmware; you will not be disappointed.
" That's particularly infuriating because the manual includes a lengthy section on battery care, including warnings against using cheap or rechargeable batteries.
I compared a browning strike force camera to this one; my browning camera was set to the same settings as this one, and it captured 990 pictures in two weeks, while this one only captured 320 pictures in total, less than a third of what the browning camera captured. In addition, the browning camera captured images of deer that the Moultrie failed to capture! It's all nonsense! If you can find them, the old school Moultrie cams are the best; I have three of them. I have several 50s and old A series cameras, as well as a few A20s, A35s, and A40s that I purchased years ago, and those cameras are fantastic! If my memory serves me correctly, Moultire was sold to another company in 2018, and everything they produce since then has been garbage! This was a complete waste of money; instead, I recommend purchasing Browning cameras, which are the genuine article and, in my opinion, the best on the market today. I tried Cuddebacks and didn't care for them at all; the idea of sending all photos to a home camera is great, but the picture quality and overall workmanship aren't even close to that of Brownings. Browning for game cameras is a must, or else!.
Moultrie cameras are the only ones I buy. I purchased two of these, but neither of them worked. Both would photograph for a few hours before ceasing to do so. They were given a chance, but they did not work. I have ten older Moultrie cameras, as well as three Moultrie mobile cameras, all of which are in good working order.
Don't bite on the A- if you're a Moultrie fan like me (was). 900i. I've got a lot of Ms. The 50i units are fantastic, but they've since been discontinued. My grade was an A-. Last week, I purchased a 900i and set it up to monitor a specific area on my property. I went for a walk. I moved my SD card around in its detection range (which was advertised as 60'), then returned to my computer to see what I had. In essence, it's a man-made object. Only a very close look at the target (6' and 190) revealed its size. I set-up a trap for myself because I couldn't believe what I saw. up a known distance range from 10' to 60' directly in the camera's field of view in 10' increments With an index card labeled with the range (10', 20', 30', and so on), I walked into each increment. Beyond 30 feet, the camera found nothing. Needless to say, the camera is being returned, and I'm on the lookout for a new supplier. It appears that Moultrie has abandoned us in favor of the cellular camera crowd.
I'd give them a ZERO if I had the chance. Bought 3. All three were unable to succeed. There will be no pictures taken at night. 2 There will be no photographs taken during the daytime. 1 a slew of nonsense This series has caused a problem, according to Moultrie. Really? Remove yourself from the situation.
This isn't one of my favorite Moultrie cameras. br>There isn't any kind of display. When you have more than 10 cameras, you won't be able to rename them. br>It will simply say "Cam 1. " br>Menu functions are not very user friendly, and a manual is required to understand all of the abbreviations. br>br>Excellent photos, and the battery life appears to be adequate. This is the camera to get if you're looking for something simple. Moultrie modems are supported. A few of the XV 7000i all-in-one cameras with built-in modem were also purchased.
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