Game tracking cameras are a quick fix or temporary situation regarding observing activity in an area. Place them on a tree if possible otherwise spray paint them to match whatever they are mounted on.
I looked into a couple of those, too. I need to find an affordable one
with wireless. The ones I found wrote to an SD card which, although access to them required opening the case, did not really seem to be secured in any way if someone wanted to open the case and remove the card.
Game tracking cameras are a quick fix or temporary situation regarding observing activity in an area. Place them on a tree if possible otherwise spray paint them to match whatever they are mounted on.
I looked into a couple of those, too. I need to find an affordable one
with wireless. The ones I found wrote to an SD card which, although access to them required opening the case, did not really seem to be secured in any way if someone wanted to open the case and remove the card.
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Re: Outdoor cameras
By: Dumas Walker to MOONDOG on Sat Nov 13 2021 06:47 pm
I looked into a couple of those, too. I need to find an affordable one with wireless. The ones I found wrote to an SD card which, although acce to them required opening the case, did not really seem to be secured in a way if someone wanted to open the case and remove the card.
all of them have a latch for a padlock.
That is why I mentikoned re-painting them. At a conservation club I help out with, we would place game cams 12+ feet up on trees and buildings, out of
reach and outside of natural viewing level. Place one on a building next to pipes or conduit coming it, and paint it to look like utilities boxes.
all of them have a latch for a padlock.
A latch or padlock doesn't help if they can take the entire camera. Hide them out of standard reach, and do not leave a ladder stting outside
Re: Outdoor cameras
By: Moondog to MRO on Sun Nov 14 2021 01:31 pm
all of them have a latch for a padlock.
A latch or padlock doesn't help if they can take the entire camera. Hide them out of standard reach, and do not leave a ladder stting outside
they also have a strap or you can screw it into the surface.
these are meant to be outside unattended; they dont make them so someone can
That is why I mentikoned re-painting them. At a conservation club I help out with, we would place game cams 12+ feet up on trees and buildings, out of reach and outside of natural viewing level. Place one on a building next to pipes or conduit coming it, and paint it to look like utilities boxes.
i have 7 security cameras. one thing i noticed is they get a lot more if it's
high.
these are meant to be outside unattended; they dont make them so someone can
The game cams I have are too big to fit in a pocket. They're about the footprint of a 10" tablet, but thicker.
i have 7 security cameras. one thing i noticed is they get a lot more if it's
high.
The other day you mentioned you didn't necessarily like the wifi security cameras. What kind do you have, if you don't mind my asking?
Re: Outdoor cameras
By: Moondog to MRO on Mon Nov 15 2021 08:10 pm
these are meant to be outside unattended; they dont make them so someo can
The game cams I have are too big to fit in a pocket. They're about the footprint of a 10" tablet, but thicker.
okay, screw them into a tree or something.
i have 7 security cameras. one thing i noticed is they get a lot more if it's
high.
The other day you mentioned you didn't necessarily like the wifi security cameras. What kind do you have, if you don't mind my asking?
i have arlo
okay, screw them into a tree or something.
That's why I recommend palcing them out of reach or regular eye view, plus painting them so they don't stick out as being cameras
i have 7 security cameras. one thing i noticed is they get a lot more if it's
high.
The other day you mentioned you didn't necessarily like the wifi security cameras. What kind do you have, if you don't mind my asking?
i have arlo
I have read that Amcrest works well with motionEyeOS, although I think that was the ethernet wired ones and not wireless.
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