Posted by RM-MN on January 04, 2021 at 12:08:59 from (68.235.100.64):
In Reply to: Trail camera power posted by 550Doug on January 04, 2021 at 11:16:43:
Simple answer, yes you can hook up a 12 volt tractor battery to your Stealth camera. It should have port for an external battery on the bottom behind a rubber tab. It takes a round connector. Once you have that battery hooked up, remove the AA batteries as they eventually will leak and destroy the camera. I have proof.
Some of the wildlife cameras I have now do not have the external battery port so I opened them and soldered in a 2 wire cable with alligator clips for an external battery. The newer cameras run quite a while on AA batteries so I bought a holder for C cells. Cheap and last quite a while and if they leak it will only destroy the battery holder.
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