Posted By: 482camaro
Moultrie M-80 - 11/30/11 04:22 AM
anyone useing a Moultrie M-80 i just got one wanted to see if its ok and battery life is like ?
Posted By: David Maas
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 11/30/11 09:02 AM
I have 5 of them, but I haven't tried them on just the internal batteries. I bought the Stealth brand cable and ammo cans for the batteries, covered the cable with braid and I can get nearly 2 weeks on hybrid mode snapping a picture every 5 seconds during the day. Update the software and buy 32 gb cards and you can run the battery dead and still have a little room left on the card.
Posted By: n-all
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 11/30/11 09:02 PM
I have just one takes great pics...so far
Posted By: sshunter
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 11/30/11 11:54 PM
I bought one and put it out this past September. It worked fine, but when I checked the pictures last week, the night pictures showed a black screen. I guess the IR is malfunctioning. I bought it because I had an I40 that worked great for 3 years.
Posted By: Sooner N TX
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 12/01/11 12:19 AM
I have the M-80 and love it. I loaded it with 8 Lithium AA's in July. On the default settings, they lasted until November. Took 10,000+ Pics. Most at night of raccoons. Just reloaded with alkaline Raovacs, to see it the Lithium batteries hold up better.
Posted By: billybob
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 12/01/11 12:27 AM
I don't know why batteries always come up when talking about game cams...buy the solar charger/ battery and never mess with it again.
I've seen them for $55.
Posted By: 482camaro
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 12/01/11 01:01 AM
Update the software for 32 gb card ? it said it will take a 32 gb card ...... i got a solar charger on my old camera batteries last about a week with around 50 pics that why i got a new camera
Posted By: David Maas
Re: Moultrie M-80 - 12/01/11 12:17 PM
No update the software to fix a timing issue and buy the 32 gb cards, set it on the hybrid(plotwatcher during the day on 5sec intervals) mode and it will last nearly 2 weeks on a 12v feeder battery, the card will be nearly full and the battery nearly dead.