>>2719389>>2721470All of the following were taken with 2 different cheap amazon solar trail cameras. Neither are currently available, but just about any with a decent rating will get you similar results. One was $100(two separate cameras for day and night) the other was $80.
The $100 one also had wifi, but I've found it to be useless. It doesn't connect to your wifi, it acts as a wifi that you connect to to download your pictures. Sounds useful, right? Well, you have to connect to it with bluetooth to turn on the wifi, which turns back off after 15 minutes. So, you have to be in bluetooth range to connect to it. Then you have to use the app to turn on the wifi. Then you connect to it like any wifi. Use the app to download photos/videos. Well, I can tell you from experience, if you're already going out to the camera, it's faster, easier and more convenient to just swap the memory card.
The solar cells have saved me unknown numbers of batteries. Both take 8AA batteries but also have a rechargeable solar battery. The cameras use the solar battery first and only use tyhe AAs if that runs dry. I've had mine out for almost 2 years and never had to replace the batteries. Well, that's not true. I had to replace them once, when I first got the camera and it was my fault. The solar cells weren't getting enough light. And that is also a limiting factor. You will need to place them where they can get sun, which will limit where you can place them.
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