Building your own Trail Cam - 101
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Dude i need to get more knowledgable (sp?) when it comes to this stuff. Ha i dont understand anything with all the wires you have to connect ](./images/smilies/eusa_wall.gif "Brick wall")
Cody
Old hunters NEVER die,they just have better camo.
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Re: Building your own Trail Cam - 101
It's about $210.00, kind of depends on how cheap you get the camera from Ebay.
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Dang man in laimans terms please... I have a hard time seeing it with out a $80.00 torn up camera sitting in front of me. I need to by 3 more cameras so i can figure it out. chit man my wife is going to kill me 
Genesis 27:3
Now take your hunting equipment, your quiver and bow, and go out into the open country and hunt some wild game for me.
Now take your hunting equipment, your quiver and bow, and go out into the open country and hunt some wild game for me.
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LMHO, That is just freaking funny.one hunting fool wrote:Dang man in laimans terms please... I have a hard time seeing it with out a $80.00 torn up camera sitting in front of me. I need to by 3 more cameras so i can figure it out. chit man my wife is going to kill me
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Re: Building your own Trail Cam - 101
Thanks Brett, I'm gonna have to get em one of those kits. I wish they had one for my Sony P52 that I dont use anymore, but I guess I'll have to buy a camera too. Oh well. Maybe i'll have one done for next spring.
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ok bought a camera now i need the kit ans someone that can understand the distructions.
Genesis 27:3
Now take your hunting equipment, your quiver and bow, and go out into the open country and hunt some wild game for me.
Now take your hunting equipment, your quiver and bow, and go out into the open country and hunt some wild game for me.
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This manual is also necessary and helpful.
http://yeticam.com/Manuals/ControlBoard ... sembly.pdf
Brett
Stuff you will need.
1. Small gauge soldering iron (heat control is best) it not it's fine though. (I bought the smallest tips/one I could find from Radio Shack
2. 30 gauge wire (buy from Radio Shack)
3. Marine Goop or Loctite glue
4. Very small phillips screwdriver for screws on camera
5. Electrical tape
6. Exacto knife/razor blade.
7. Solder of course for the soldering iron, smallest you can find.
8. Tooth pics (help for cleaning off excess glue)
That's about all I can think of at the moment, but I may have missed something.
http://yeticam.com/Manuals/ControlBoard ... sembly.pdf
Brett
Stuff you will need.
1. Small gauge soldering iron (heat control is best) it not it's fine though. (I bought the smallest tips/one I could find from Radio Shack
2. 30 gauge wire (buy from Radio Shack)
3. Marine Goop or Loctite glue
4. Very small phillips screwdriver for screws on camera
5. Electrical tape
6. Exacto knife/razor blade.
7. Solder of course for the soldering iron, smallest you can find.
8. Tooth pics (help for cleaning off excess glue)
That's about all I can think of at the moment, but I may have missed something.
Re: Building your own Trail Cam - 101
Thanks a ton; that is awesome, the proof is in the pudding in catching such action shots from your other post like this one, that ain't happening with most cameras out there at double the cost; the very first pic: http://www.muleymadness.com/forum/viewt ... =17&t=6478
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Very nice looking homebrew. 