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August 08/17/10, 07:31:30 PM

Offline HUNTER2

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Moultrie cameras
I have 2 of the DGS-I40 cameras and the display on the front is going bad. They say if it is 1 year old they will repace them. Mine are a couple years old. They say they will send the parts to fix them. They must have a problem with them. Boy they are sure making things cheap now a days.
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August 08/17/10, 09:05:15 PM Reply #1

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Re: Moultrie cameras
I have 2 that have done the same thing and have friends wit the same problem.
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August 08/17/10, 10:59:57 PM Reply #2

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Re: Moultrie cameras
I've had mine for a couple years and no problems.  I also have them in the security boxes which may help keep the weather out.
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August 08/18/10, 08:46:24 PM Reply #3

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Re: Moultrie cameras
I've been told that if you contact moultrie about it they will send you a new lcd screen which is reportedly easy to install.  I have an I40 that is 4 years old and the top line is starting to go.  No bearbox just the little desicant packets to keep the inside dry.
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August 08/19/10, 08:23:59 AM Reply #4

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Re: Moultrie cameras
If they can't make them to be outside, why sell them to be outside?
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August 08/19/10, 08:30:47 PM Reply #5

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Re: Moultrie cameras
Electronics are very tough to safeguard against moisture.  Try putting a radio out in the weather and see how long it lasts.  Most game cameras last longer now than they did only a few years ago.  I agree with the general about the bear boxes.  My biggest problem with my cameras is the attacks of the ANTS.  I started to used the ortho home defense spray on the outside of the cams. 
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