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Home » Hunting Gear » Game Cameras & Camcorders « Previous Product  · Next Product » Moultrie - Game Cam II 35mm Game Camera Reviews Views Date of last review 3 2231 Wed July 20, 2005 Recommended By Average Price Average Rating No recommendations $104.50 1.0 supersize Description: SPECIFICATIONS: Camera: 35mm fully automatic (auto focus/advance/flash/rewind). Camera specially made for Moultrie. Camera Independent Use: No. Camera can be unplugged, but a picture cannot be taken separate from the unit. Power Source: 6V rechargeable battery and battery charger. Camera: 2 each "AA" . The unit doesn't come with the battery charger or battery, you must buy them separately. Bass Pro does offer the battery and charger in a package but you pay more. Battery Life: 3 months on camera & sensor depending on use. Low Battery Indicator: No. Detection Method: Passive infrared motion detector which is designed to detect heat in motion within a conical area. Camera Delay Options: 15 seconds & 6 minutes only. Operation Modes: 24H operation only. There is a "Low Power" setting which will allow the camera to power down and is recommended for food plots or bait piles. The "High Power" setting, which has 4-5 min refresh, is recommended for trails. Programming Modes of Operation: N/A. Event Counter: No. Camera Film: Uses standard 35mm film (from 100 to 800 ISO speed). Film Date Stamp Options: 4 Date and time stamp settings. Options are month,day,year/day,month,year/day,hour,minute./year,month,day. Camera Focus Range: 30 feet. Camera Flash Range: 30' with 400 ISO film. Camera Aiming: Test/walk LED. External Picture Count Observation Window: No On/off Switch: Yes. Waterproof: No. There is a big gaping hole where the camera looks out. Temp Range: minus 30 to 100 degrees Fahrenheit. Case: ABS plastic. Mounting Setup: Bungee cord. Size: Approx. 12" x 6" x 6". Weight: Unknown at this time, if anybody has this info please email us. Sound Insulation: Yes, foam around the camera. Camo: No, black color finish. Lock or Antitheft Capability: Case has a boss for a small padlock. Warranty: 1 year parts and labor. SOME OTHER NOTES: This camera was introduced in May of 2002. One major problem that has been reported so far is the camera DOES NOT have a glass cover over the camera. The housing is wide open to let bugs or water in. If you do try and glue in a piece of glass to seal the unit be aware that the flash may bleed into the shutter if you use one piece of glass. We recommend you use two pieces of glass and seperate them with something dark in color so the flash will not bleed. Keywords: Game Cam II 35mm Camera Moultrie Gamecam Deercam trailcam

Author Post a Reply  lanole Registered: December 2003 Location: Troy, AL Posts: 156 Review Date: Fri August 13, 2004 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid?: $79.99 | Rating: 1    Pros: cheap Cons: Very unreliable, poor design I have had several people asking me if I can fix their cam for them. It always turns out to be one of these cams. Sometimes its the camera itself, sometimes its the PIR, other times its other components on the boards. Its not weatherproof at all. Moisture of the smallest amount wreaks havoc on these units. I don't know anyone who has one of these who after a couple months aren't cussing the day they bought it. chunkno1 Registered: January 2005 Posts: 2 Review Date: Tue January 4, 2005 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid?: Not Indicated | Rating: 1    Pros: none Cons: alot every badly made and cheap that is all that i can say about this cam with out saying something that i should not say, do not buy unless you just want to throw your money away. lugnut Registered: July 2005 Location: Crestview Florida Posts: 535 Review Date: Wed July 20, 2005 Would you recommend the product? No | Price you paid?: $129.00 | Rating: 1    Pros: never got it to work Cons: never got it to work This was the first camera I owned. Much like the stealth cam, never could get it to rewind film. It does however make an excellent elevated ant house. If you buy one you really need to enclose the front of it.

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