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Originally posted by texan4ut View PostYou can get an upgraded camera for $200.00 from Covert and you get to keep the old one. The pld one will quit sending at the end of the year. I justdid this. Contact Covert.
i only responded to the thread because i saw verizon 3G discussion and realized it didn't matter what brand of camera you had.
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Originally posted by texan4ut View PostYou can get an upgraded camera for $200.00 from Covert and you get to keep the old one. The pld one will quit sending at the end of the year. I justdid this. Contact Covert.
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Now this gets me excited. I have been running exclusively Browning Dark Ops cameras on public land for the past several years and have never had a problem with them.
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Question: (Keep in mind I'm a first time cell cam buyer and learning...) I have AT&T as my cell provider. It looks like the Covert Code Black LTE uses AT&T, but my lease doesn't seem to pick up a good signal from my cell. Verizon seems to have a better signal there. If I got the Covert, would it only use my AT&T service, Or does the camera ping from different towers supported by Verizon? The Spypoint can support either Verizon or AT&T, but the reviews seem to point to Covert.
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Covert sells Verizon cameras. You have to get the specific network you want just like a cell phone.
If Verizon has better service at your place get a verizon camera.
Anyone tried cuddeback with cuddelink/ cellular? I’ve got a hilly place with reception on top and not in the bottoms. I just don’t know if it’s worth it to try since they’re expensive and no guarantees it will work how I want it to.
I had okay luck with bushnell. One worked fine the other bushnell camera would send 20 pics all at once instead of right after taking individual picture.I think bushnell solar panel they sell has a smaller battery it charged which runs the camera. It then runs on internal batteries at night if the small battery loses its charge. Covert recharges the internal batteries. Had coverts since they first came out and they have gotten better in cell reception and ease of use. My covert has been out for a year now without touching it working well.Last edited by rockspringshunt; 03-20-2019, 09:08 PM.
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Originally posted by Tbuddyandroby View PostQuestion: (Keep in mind I'm a first time cell cam buyer and learning...) I have AT&T as my cell provider. It looks like the Covert Code Black LTE uses AT&T, but my lease doesn't seem to pick up a good signal from my cell. Verizon seems to have a better signal there. If I got the Covert, would it only use my AT&T service, Or does the camera ping from different towers supported by Verizon? The Spypoint can support either Verizon or AT&T, but the reviews seem to point to Covert.
Covert makes a Verizon camera . I believe it is called the Blackhawk?
Same camera with a Verizon antenna.
Last edited by Smart; 03-20-2019, 09:07 PM.
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Originally posted by rockspringshunt View PostCovert sells Verizon cameras. You have to get the specific network you want just like a cell phone.
If Verizon has better service at your place get a verizon camera.
Anyone tried cuddeback with cuddelink/ cellular? I’ve got a hilly place with reception on top and not in the bottoms. I just don’t know if it’s worth it to try since they’re expensive and no guarantees it will work how I want it to.
I have similar cell reception issues at my place, I got the extended range antenna and put it on a 12’ pole and it sends fine now.
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Originally posted by Smart View PostCovert makes a Verizon camera . I believe it is called the Blackhawk?
Same camera with a Verizon antenna.
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Originally posted by SFAbowhunter View PostJust a thought for the guys not really wanting to throw out a ton of money on a cell cam. Spypoint is releasing their newest cell camera, the Spypoint Link Micro in April. $150 cell camera and probably the smallest one out there. It's something I will be considering here soon.
Any new on these? Are they still slated to be out this month?
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