Some of my builds
#11
Fork Horn
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Join Date: May 2003
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No sorry I dont. I sell them to a few friends and family and coworkers pretty much at what they cost me to build. Mainly because if something happens then I have just have them bring it over to check it out instead of having someone 3 states over mad cause theirs quit working and paying shipping both ways and parts would get expensive .
#14
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Heres 2 that have a lot of info.
http://realdealhuntingchat.invisionzone.com/index.php?
http://www.hagshouse.com/forums/index.php?act=index
Heres 1 that describes some of the cameras. Hasnt been updated in a while so there are quite a few new ones you can hack as well.
http://www.depreyswildlife.com/Mods/...ameraMods.html
You can also go to archerytalk.com and go to the camera section and there are some people on there that build them as well. Its a really fun hobby and you cant beat the pic quality. Another big plus is if 1 breaks down I can usually fix it or replace the part myself. I get excellent customer service like that
#15
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Its worse than crack lol. I got into building them around 2003 maybe a little sooner when the D380's were popular. I had 18 at one time! It got to be to much of a problem keeping up with them so I'm down to 6 now. I actually had "lost" one and didnt even know it. Walked up on it during spring turkey season the next year lol
#18
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In my opinion they are more reliable. I've built several over the years and out of all of those only had 2 cameras quit working. In both instances it was the CCD that went bad. There was actually a recall on 1 but I never sent it in caused I had hacked it but know of others that did and they fixed them. Bought 2 more cameras off ebay and was back in business. I have never had board fail me yet.
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