Reolink Security Camera - Setup, Camo, & Custom Adaptors for Mobility
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- čas přidán 5. 02. 2022
- Reolink security cameras are a great choice for both homeowners and outdoorsmen. Cellular transmission of video by 4G now makes it feasible to monitor your home, hunting camp, food plot, etc., for security or pleasure. Reolink has changed the game and now has brought cellular video to the outdoorsman with their latest Reolink Go camera series. The Reolink Go series can be used anywhere there is a cellular signal, and with the addition of a solar panel to maintain the battery, it can be maintenance free.
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In this video, I review the Reolink Go Plus. I customize it to make it more hunter friendly. I plan on moving this all around my farm to see how it performs. Here are a few features of this Reolink security camera:
Reolink Go Plus:
Smart 4MP 4G Battery Camera
Person/Vehicle Detection
2K 4MP Super HD
Battery/Solar-Powered
Night Vision
Reolink Go Plus is a small-sized portable battery camera with 4G LTE. Bring it to any places, and you get person/vehicle detection, 33ft night vision*, two-way audio and more.
New Smart Detection Tech - With the on-camera technology of analyzing person and vehicle shapes, Reolink Go Plus offers accurate detections, and thus greatly reduces the false alarms on trivial objects’ movements.
Built-in mic & speaker - allow you to listen and talk back to whoever the camera catches in real time: a “hello” to friends or a “Get away!” to foes.
2K 4MP Super HD - With 4-megapixel (2K) resolution, this battery camera produces sharp, clear footage for more visual details. Its infrared LEDs provides superior image quality for your nighttime recordings. Ideal for outdoor areas that aren’t always well-lit.
Rechargeable Battery - No need to connect the camera to a power outlet, which may not be reachable. Just charge it with its battery and you can have it working for a long time.
Solar Panel - This battery camera can also be connected to a Reolink solar panel for a non-stop power supply. It is easy to install and strongly weather resistant
Time Lapse: Visualize the Passing of Time - Long-term events, like the flower blooming, are too long to be perceived in real time. Reolink Go Plus with time lapse is a good way to observe and record those events in minutes or seconds.
Flexible Storage Option(s) - You can save your recordings locally to Micro SD card (up to 128GB). If you are worried about losing the storage devices, you can choose to store events in Reolink Cloud.
Live View & Playback - Via free Reolink App or Client, you can click to check what’s going on with your home or business, and respond instantly; search the videos you saved, pinpoint which you want to review, and play it back.
Please contact me below if you have any questions:
Steve
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Paint idea is awesome 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you!!
Great video and review! Love the camouflage! Thank you!!
You are welcome!
Excellent video Love the paint job! Hahahahaha crazy dogs.
Thank you! My dogs are crazy!
Really cool. Another great informative video. Looking forward to part 2.
Thanks! Stay tuned!
Howdy. I have a bunch of reolinks as game cams. Id love to buy these mount setups for all of them if you might be willing to make/sell some?
Man, I wish I could help you out but just don’t have time. Work has been crazy and I don’t know when it will let up. Wish I could help.
@@TheHandyHunter Ok - I get it. Im busy too! Thanks for getting back to me though.
You bet! Good luck!
Nicely done
Thank you!
Nice setup! 👍... I'm hoping this works with Verizon... btw, just subscribed to your channel.
Great video !... Gives me great ideas for setting up at the ranch...how much were the data plans for Unlimited data?
They have several options to choose from. Check out their plans at eiotclub.com and see if they have what you are looking for. Good luck! Thanks for watching👍
Hello and congratulations for your work, I would like to know how to turn off the camera?? Thank you
You can remove the battery to turn it off
Nice, I am going to get one and the SD card for my cabin in Ontario Canada as I live here in Wisconsin. What did you attach the cover with and where did you attach it on the Reolink?
You’ll separate the cam by unscrewing it from the base and then sandwich your hood between the cam and base when you put it back together. You’ll drill a hole in the back of the hood that will fit over the base bolt. Hope that helps! Good luck!
@@TheHandyHunter Right on! Thanks much. I am going to get one ordered up!
The SIM cards that you use on your BIGFOOT Cell Cams might also work in that Camera!? Or their 4G SIM Card! Also, you didn't show how you attached the hood to the camera? Have you determined the best data plan?
I kind of showed how the hood goes on at the end and mentioned info about the hole. You put the hood on first and then screw your camera on and it sandwiches the hood. Haven’t determined which plan is best yet because I dont know how much data the cam will use in the places I plan to use. I will have to experiment a little first.
Is the camera motion activated or can you watch the camera anytime? Ready for part 2!
It does both! It will record when it detects motion and so far it’s very accurate with no false alarms from wind and shadows,etc. You can also hit live view in your app and watch live. You can hear through the app as well. I’m interested in trying this on my hog trap in an area where cell signal is not the best. We’ll see. Thanks for watching!
@@TheHandyHunter Great video, mine will be here tomorrow and I’m hoping to do the same thing; hog trap cam! Keep us posted
@@TheHandyHunter I got mine and was about to give up and took it up to our ridge (where hog trap will be) and it worked! I discovered this camera needs at least three bars to connect. The Go PT has an external antenna and can operate with less bars. Let me know what your finding out. Oh, I made a Home Depot visor ;) Thanks for the idea!
Awesome! I wondered that about the antenna as well. We’ll see how it works…I generally only have 1 bar where I plan to use it. Keep in touch!
I got mine last year but haven’t set it up. The data plan doesn’t seem to offer much data. We have a ton of wildlife on our property, so there’s going to be a lot of activity and recordings.
Hows the data usage so far?
I’ve been looking into doing this and adding one these cams to my box stand/food plot, but was hesitant do to unknown data used. I’ve been running one of my of cell cams on the unlimited yearly plan, 3 photo burst every 5 second, so kinda live. Lol
By the way the guys on my lease thought, I was crazy building the battery boxes for my cell cams, that all change when I got close 8 months out mine without needing to change batteries. Its nothing to get thousand’s of photos a month on my stand/food plot cam mentioned above.
So far the data has been good but just experimenting around the house. Im impressed so far with no false alarms so that should save on data as well. True test will be at the farm. Which battery box did you build? If you build the solar/battery combo you won’t have to touch it for a few years! It works great! Thanks for sharing! Keep in touch👍
@@TheHandyHunter I built the plain battery boxes, I have the stuff to added the Solar panels but haven’t yet. I have a few extra’s batteries and rotate them out when they get down to one bar on cams battery indicator.
Have had pretty good luck with the Go camera. The audio is very buzzy when there is background noise like cicada screeching.
Great to hear! What SIM card service are you using and how good is your cell signal?
@@TheHandyHunter I used EIOTCLUB. I have had two instances recently though where I cannot connect to the camera via the app. Frustrating as it is an hour away. I have to go to the location and re-install the camera. I used the 180 day trail camera package for data. Any ideas?
My cam works great at home but not so good at the farm. I have little cell signal there and I just don’t think it can transmit video files. My cell cams work perfect. I’m going to try a different sim/carrier to see if that helps at the farm. It might be a trial and error period until I find the best one. Let me know what you find out.
Well I spoke too soon. This camera crapped out. It was a refurb. I am going to pay the difference and upgrade. Win some lose some.
Really want these cameras. Struggling to find an SD card that will work. Only service is Telus tower near property in Canada. HELP!
I’m assuming you mean SIM card and not SD card? Wish I could help but I’m not familiar with the carriers in that area. So TMobile or At&t not available in that area?
How much data do u need to buy for it to work
Most companies sell a starter card for $5 bucks or so on Amazon so you can test it with your camera. If it works then you can buy a plan that fits your data needs. Hope that helps!
Would this work if your cell camera is connected with internet wifi?
I’m sure it would but then it would be a wifi cam and not a cell cam. Reolink sells both.
IoT in Finland only transferes very small files, not photo or video... and its on radio waves, no SIM needed, wonder what kind of IoT you have...
Not sure? I think the big carriers are creating networks for this since so many things are now automated on internet. Thx for sharing
Is this sim card good for Canadians?
I don’t think so.
@@TheHandyHunter thanks mr hunter! 👊
Oh My God💛. Do not waste your time > P r o m o S M!!!