Thank you!

Thank you for subscribing! So far I’m very happy with TC22 and I also have the T180 which I’m ver happy with. I find it difficult to get clear audio on any of my cameras. We had a few thunderstorms roll in so not sure if the moisture can impact sound quality. Overall I’m very happy with it but I still need to see how long they last since I run my cameras year round in northern Wisconsin. No issues with my T180 which I have running non stop for over a year. I’ll need to check out your review.

Thanks! One of the main features I like is the solar power. I go through so much money buying AA batteries each year and this solar panel that’s built in makes a HUGE difference. I also have the T180 which I feel is one of of not the best cameras when the temperatures drop. I can’t speak how long this camera will last since I just got it a couple months ago but the other camera from Campark, the T180 is running with zero issues year round (HOT humid summers and incredibly cold winters). I’m very pleased with them. All my cameras are close to 200 bucks range so I don’t buy inexpensive cameras and the Campark is really on par if not better. I guess the last test is the longevity. We’ll see, so far so good!

I hear that on batteries. I run Eneloop rechargeables and they work well although by design only charge to 85% of full alkalines and are a bit bigger than alkies so some other brands of cams wont take them if the compartment is tight. I have been getting between 90 and 120 minutes of videos on a charge, about a weeks worth of video for me, mostly night vids. I change at 35% battery, below that the cams stop taking night pics. I have been pleased with Camparks. I tried many brands before settling on them years ago, My problem is with the exchange rate decent cameras in Canada are now too expensive. Sad though that Campark dropped off Amazon Canada so I stocked up a few years ago. Cannot afford them out of the US now @@GameTrailCameraVideos

@@Woodsman991 I tried the rechargeable option as well and i honestly don’t quite remember why I stopped. I know most of my cameras state they don’t recommend using them but never understood why. It makes sense what you said- they may be a bit bigger. I tend to change my batteries around the 50% mark in winter bc I don’t always get a chance to check my cameras for a few weeks and the cold temps take a toll on them. I had my batteries die out on me a few times where I’m a bit nervous about leaving them below 50%. I believe the T180 camera takes 4 AA as backup in case the solar panel charge gets low but having that camera for over a year, I believe I only changed the battery on it one time which is incredible. I change my batteries around every 6 weeks in winter and about couple months in summer. We get a good amount of deer walking back and forth which tend to drain the batteries relatively quickly. Same with squirrels. Hopefully Campark is back on Amazon Canada.

Thank you Mark!

Thank you!

Thanks! We had some thunderstorms and rain come in a few times so some videos and pictures show water droplets but all my cameras have that. Or morning dew settling on the lens. Not much you can do about that I don’t think.

I saw you do get your share of Weather. Great Video

@@markrumfola9833 thanks it was welcomed since we had close to two months with little to no rain.