I have a new toy to tinker with.

[phade]

I decided to move on from Covert last year and have been assisting with the launch of a new cam line. It's been a eye opening experience into the challenges and barriers getting one off the the ground and being able to deal with delays due to time zone differences, shipping cams back and forth, tweaking the IQ, ISO, etc.

 

I have a new cell cam en route to test. It's got a few small tweaks needed, but I will be testing out some other functionalities.

 

Should be a good cam when said and done due to all of the research and work going into it.

[NYBuckHunter27]

Cant disclose the name yet? Will they make regular non cell cams?

[phade]

Sorry, it is USA trail cams. Just left it out. And, yes, submergible ones, too.

Edited June 12, 2015 by phade

[Five Seasons]

Looks like they saved some money by not licensing camo patterns too. And honestly who cares about that with a cam?

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[phade]

Its an in-house camo...saves about $5-10 a unit retail-wise.

[NYBuckHunter27]

will you be posting sample pics? i believe i may have saw some on a QDMA forum.

[MACHINIST]

Very cool.Cant wait to check them out!!

[dbHunterNY]

where are they built?

[woodchuck]

Searched usa trail cams on facebook , pics and videos look pretty good. Always interested in new deer cams. Keep the info coming on this please. Any discounts for forum members?

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[gjs4]

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[phade]

where are they built?

 

I believe the term is assembled in USA....chinese and american components assembled in U.S.

 

End game is a factory in the mid-atlantic region for full manufacture. There's just some parts that are not currently manufactured in the U.S. available within the price points for a regular commercial cam at the moment.

[phade]

will you be posting sample pics? i believe i may have saw some on a QDMA forum.

 

Yes, indeed. Should be here shortly.

[dbHunterNY]

I believe the term is assembled in USA....chinese and american components assembled in U.S.

 

End game is a factory in the mid-atlantic region for full manufacture. There's just some parts that are not currently manufactured in the U.S. available within the price points for a regular commercial cam at the moment.

 

very common and definitely acceptable in my book.  yea I couldn't find any history or "about us" on the site or facebook page so I was curious.