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Nycticebus-scientia posted in Overview: Depth Sensing Technologies for Camera Traps in the Camera Traps group - 3 days 13 hours ago

“Thanks @JHughes for your insight. Very informative! It's interesting how sensitive your PIR sensors are, because apparently "off-the-shelf" camera trap have some way of being less sensitive even with PIR sensors. I wonder how they do it? Yes, in my experience mammals have much... Read more”

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JHughes posted in Overview: Depth Sensing Technologies for Camera Traps in the Camera Traps group - 4 days 17 hours ago

“The best way for us to have a in depth discussion about solutions, would be to email me directly. [email protected] . We do use PIR sensor on our base system. They do the job, but are overly sensitive to all motion, even shadows of moving brances. We are developing the... Read more”

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frontier.labs.au posted in Using rechargeable lithium-ion batteries for AudioMoths and/or Swift's in the Acoustic Monitoring group - 5 days 3 hours ago

“We've been using 18650 lithium ion protected cells in our BAR recorders since 2013. The protected cells are great because the protection circuitry kicks in to disconnect the battery and save it from being dicharged too much. It also protects against short circuit. So if you did... Read more”

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