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I spend quite a time on the trail pro site. They have a lot of camera's ...... but... from what i seen , they have a lot of game camera's that are trying to be security camera's That site is an option.... but fo now, i'm going to look into more of a dedicated security cam as opposed to a...

I have the brochure from CuddleBack , got it last weekend at the Harrisburg Outdoor Show. They have that CuddleLink system..... can run up to 24 cams on 1 cell plan for $10 a month. 4yrs.... eh, ... I like that. I don't want to get into a system where i'd have to "trade up / Up-grade"...

I like the Moultrie camera's, I have ( 2 ) regular SD card camera's at the place now. at our camp, no Wi-fi , but real good cell service, a tower is less then a mile away. Ring does offer a solar security cam , i'll look more into what they offer.

Wow..... I'm more of a "Plug & Play" type of guy. I'm thru Consumer Cellular for my personal phone service provider . I think they use AT&A towers . I can call them to find out about the SIM card and what other info they cam provide. I do like the Reolink system and cameras. It would be...

To those guys following / commenting on this thread...... I have ( 5 ) regular / just SD card card camera on the property now . ( 2 ) on my building, ( 2 ) along the driveway, and one pointed out toward my field. I am looking to get live coverage if someone try's to break in.

Pup.... I spent some time on the Reolink site, I like their cameras, they are not the trail camera company trying to be a security camera company. Thanks for your update. What i could not find on their site was the monthly / yearly cell rate .?

Looking for 1st hand information or review on a cellular security camera / trail camera. I am in the market for a cellular camera system ( preferably 2 cameras ) for my off - grid ( no electric ) cabin with no Wi-Fi , but excellent cell signal . There are just so many manufacturers out...

John, For that controller and panel..... Did you have to cut and splice the panel wires and screw them on to the controller and then cut and screw on the wire lead that goes to the battery...? Or... did it come complete..... like .... plug & play..?

John, thank you very much for the detailed info on that panel and controller. I will look into them.

I have to admit, my little harbor freight maintainer is not the best set up, it’s relatively clean, but I have it just vertical screwed to the outside of the shed. The new one I get, I plan on angling it to get more sun.

That’s a bit more than what I need .

Looking for input on a good / name brand solar battery tender. Story: I got a 2011 Honda Rincon ATV , keep it out in the shed, no power in shed, For years i had it on a harbor freight maintainer,,,, the red one. Well this past summer , from what i believe, the original battery finally died...

Thanks for that link..!! That's the type of base i was thinking about. We're basically interested in over the air reception, its only a weekend camp, so we don't want to get into a service ( Starlink ) where there is a monthly fee.

Ya... Streaming services cost money, this is just a weekend place. Mark... those towers are nice, but a bit too high end for our TV watching. Although, we may look in to a small tri-angle tower/mast. Those channel master antennas are the way to go.

Pole barn / Steel building .....Let's talk magnets & over-the-air TV antennas. WNY hunting camp, off-grid, no internet. (but excellent cell service, tower is less than mile away, if that has anything to offer for this thread.) We want to get rid of our little rinky-dink antenna and thinking...

The pipe acts like the slip hook. The small grab hook can go thru the pipe. The big regular hook can not. The pipe slides on the chain over the small grab hook, the grab hook goes around the brush / tree that I want to pull out, then the grab hook gets hooked on to the slot in the pipe. The...

Not sure what you mean by a " slip hook" ..? The small hook, hooks onto the slot in the pipe, the other hook , hooks onto the strap or bucket. If i made it over, i'd use a longer length of chain. but this chain is what i had in the garage, its enough, but on some of the larger brush/...

BX 25...... This past weekend, i pulled out a 4-5" tree stump with it. I cut the tree off at about 36" high, and hooked up the grubber just below the cut, had it hooked to the drawbar, pulled it to the left to get it loose, then pulled it out going to the right. The bucket i use it one only...

From a older topic on here, a you tube video, and some google searches..... I made this brush puller / brush grubber. It works pretty good..! The pipe is what really grabs the trees. Stops it from slipping off. The only way I thing someone could improve on this, it to grind / cut teeth into...

Its more about rotating mass. If you have one blade thicker / heavier then the other one, the unit will have a vibration, it may not be noticeable on the tractor, but eventually it'll wear out the seals and possible gear damage in the gear box. and.... 85 hokie..... with the proper scale, you...