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Joined: Mar 2011
Posts: 799 Likes: 1
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I have one of the last years model Bushell cellucore 20 trail cameras. I wanted to use an external solar battery packs with it but the cable that came with the solar panel does not fit the camera. Fits my Spartans. Does anyone have any experience with these? Is there an adapter you can buy or did they make it where it’s only compatible with there solar charger? The Bushell port is similar to a screw on tv cable.
On a side note a like the Bushnell overall better than the spartan based on 1 years worth of use.
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I’ve been working on this same issue trying to use tactacam panels on Spartans. I found adapters on Walmart.com to convert 4mm plugs to 5.2mm. Search dc power adapters or similar and you should find what you need.
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You can buy an adapter, but tactacam runs on 12v and spartan runs on 6v.
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Spartan GoCam has 6V dc input; GoLive 2 and other models have 12v dc input.
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