Olympus
D-370 Digital Trail Camera - $350
Olympus
D-370 Trail Camera w/Slave - $450
These Trail
Camera will feature one of my timer boards with Brian's timer chip with the
following features:
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 Built in Initial
60 sec Power Up Delay (Saves Film)
Refresh Pulse
every 7 min to keep flash capacitor charged and camera from going to
sleep.
5 Picture Delay
modes: 10 sec, 1 min, 3 min, 5 min and 25 min.
Visible Count
from LED
|
PIR walk test
mode to verify set-up.
Double picture
mode. Takes a second picture after 10 seconds and then cycles with
normal mode delay.
38 Picture
count shutdown. Counter keeps counting after 38 but no camera functions
to save batteries.
Three Refresh
Times; 2.5 min, 7 min, 2.5 hours
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It
is built using
the
Regent MS20 PIR with the Low Power mods (so they run off a 9 volt for
5 to 8 months)
The
enclosure is the Serpac R120. It seems to be more reliable than the pelican
cases for a leak proof seal. The plastic is substantially thicker as well.
The
switches are labeled and toggles include waterproof covers.
There
are 1" strap
loops bolted to the back of the enclosure to accommodate a 1" nylon
strap. The loops are also compatible with the chain
locking system I have
available.
The
Cameras are complete, ready to hang and even come complete with
batteries.
Slave
versions feature Jon's Power Slave
Module and the Vivitar 2000 Flash. They
come std with C size auxiliary battery packs for the camera and slave.
Gel
cells are available for an extra cost.
Camera's
and all parts are purchased new and I have all the manuals and everything
that comes with them.
I
have a chain Adder for $20 that will
allow the enclosure to be locked onto trees and locked closed.
Any
Questions - contact me at the address below
Digital
Trail Camera
Shown
with Slave Flash
Digital
versions feature an Olympus D-370 1.3 Mpix Digital Camera.
Front
View D-380 with slave Flash
Inside
View D-380 with slave Flash
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