Customer Reviews

Stealth Cam 10 Feet Battery Connection Cable

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this is the only way to go for your stealth cam.
i just put clips on the ends of the cord and hooked them to my boat battery.
now i can run my camera for months before recharging and i saved a bunch of money on C batteries and just used a 12volt i already had.

Nothing 'stealthy' about the cord but it works great on my stealth trail cam. The polarity battery connections are marked but not very well. I like red to always be positive so I put a piece of red tape on the marked positive end. 10 foot long.

I got sick and tired of all the 'D cells' for my camera and ordered a small sealed battery to replace them and give more time. Works great, just pay attention to that plus minus thing.

I have made my own connections to a 12 volt lawn mower battery, being careful to check to polarity, and it works very well indeed. It allows me to put the stealth cam in many more places and to keep it open a lot longer.

This product works great. Cut the terminals off and put ring terminals on. Got a 12v riding lawn mower battery and hook up ring terminals to battery terminals. Did this to two stealth cam sniper pros. They have been in the field for over a month and a half. I check them about every week to ten days and they have around three to four hundred pictures. Check battery level every time it has not drop at all. Great product when hooked up to car style battery.

Just what I needed for my wildlife camera.This will save me a fortune in batteries.Would recommend this to anyone who wants to save money.

Works as described. I took the cord, a 12 volt battery and solar panel and used it on my Stealth cam. Works great. No more down time or C batteries!

Works pretty well. I would advise putting batteries in the camera too. When you move the camera a lot of times you lose power because the connection isn't that tight. Batteries will keep you from loosing your settings.

This works perfectly for my camera's solar power extension. It allows me to place the camera in the shade and put the solar charger and battery in an area that receives light. Without having to "engineer" a cord on my own, I was able to meet this need.

I bought a trail camera and got tired of feeding it double A batteries. I bought the six volt solar panel, the stealth cam battery connection cable, and a 6 volt battery. I bought a small plastic case and glued the solar panel to the top, ran the wires from the panel to the battery, and then cable from the case to the camera.
Now its a battery free unit, and consists of the camera and a cable going to a box not much bigger than a sandwich keeper. I check on it weekly, and so far no problems
weather and water proof.