Who makes the best cellular game camera these days? I have strong AT&T signal.
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Plenty of threads in the search function for this if you want lots of info
Just bought a covert and set it up yesterday and after about 20-25 photos I'm not very impressed. Getting about 1/2 the photos I was with the previous 2 cameras and the quality is less.
Just bumped up the image quality and sensitivity to the max possible so we'll see how that changes things as 25 photos isn't a good data pool in my opinion
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Most game cameras these days are neck in neck in photo quality. The main thing is signal strength and which provider.
Remember that cellular signal is not the same as data signal.
Where I hunt out near San Angelo, I had 3 bars of AT&T signal on my cell phone so I got a cellular camera. Installed in on my next trip out and it showed 2-3 bars of signal which "should" have been plenty to send a pic. Well, come to find out that was a roaming signal and I didn't realize it. There wasn't enough actual AT&T data signal to send pics.
With a 32gb card and 10 AA batteries, it will go a solid year with over 3K pictures
My brother has the same camera and hunted a different part of the state. He had zero issues with receiving pics or picture quality.
This is the model we both have and they're 5-6 years old now.
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I'm a big fan of the Spartan cameras. Have 2 and they have been flawless thus far over 2+ years. All of the TrailCamPro Prostate use them as well and love them. I have the IR model in AT&T. They take and send good pics and the pics are even better when you finally pull the card and see them on the computer. Like with any cell cam the batteries don't last as long as standard cams since they work so hard to send pics to text/email, etc. I'll get 2-3 months out of lithium batteries taking quite a few pics a day. Making external packs this year to make them last longer but usually only run them Sept-Jan
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Snyper's Commander 3G has been the best "bang for your buck" I have used. I've used Spartan, Covert and Snyper and have found all three to have their pros and cons. Since Snyper has updated their firmware to allow large resolution images to be transmitted to their app, or via text message, that is all I will be using now on our feeders.
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Originally posted by TrackSide View PostSnyper's Commander 3G has been the best "bang for your buck" I have used. I've used Spartan, Covert and Snyper and have found all three to have their pros and cons. Since Snyper has updated their firmware to allow large resolution images to be transmitted to their app, or via text message, that is all I will be using now on our feeders.
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Originally posted by TTORA View Postsniper takes good pics but his cs skills are in the dirt!!!! need a new antenna, emailed twice,message twice on fb and was supposed to add them to the website on Monday,still waiting so I bought it from acorn camera, which this camera has 3 different names it sells by.
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Originally posted by marshman View PostNot sure I am following
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