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Re: Cuddelink cameras [Re: crenshawco] #2906578 09/17/19 12:03 PM 09/17/19 12:03 PM
Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 3,501 Cullman, AL AUdeerhunter 10 point
AUdeerhunter 10 point Joined: Jan 2008 Posts: 3,501 Cullman, AL	Originally Posted by crenshawco For those of you starting out, I'd go ahead and recommend getting the D cell battery packs on the J series cams. Especially if you're running them on fields or feeders. There's also another forum that has a Cuddelink thread that is really good. Tons of questions answered in it and Cuddeback has a rep who is readily available to answer questions there. http://habitat-talk.com/index.php?threads/cuddebacks-cuddelink.7859/page-143 I’m running a 6 camera (J series, except for Home) set up...I went ahead and converted my 5 remote cameras to the D battery pack and installed a solar panel to the Home camera. I’m loving it so far, but the emails can be a little bit slow to come through on nights with heavy deer movement/lots of pictures. Over the weekend, I was getting pictures emailed at 12-2 pm that were taken from 3-4 am the night/morning before. I’ll be gunning for this buck!! He’s a 4 year old that grew about 25” over the Summer