Thank you for sharing this information. I have thought about at least one cell camera to try it out, but the property that I can hunt I can get anywhere from 0-2 bars of AT&T which is my carrier but it is inconsistent
These cell cams with their huge antennas compared to a phone should be able to capture a cell signal that a phone can't. my place far away has iffy service as the land blocks the tower, text and phone is sporadic at best. As anyone experienced cell cam function in areas like this even when a phone has a hard time detecting a signal.
We only have a Verizon certified cell camera at this time. However, it doesn’t matter if your phone is on AT&T. You can still use Verizon cell cameras if there’s Verizon coverage in that area
"Obviously if you have coverage with your cell provider you'll have coverage with your camera" LOL not according to spypoint . Never ever buy a spypoint. There products and service is a joke. Full signal on my phone means nothing to them .
Wow. This is incredibly helpful. Not only for general cell cam stuff, but also for western hunting research.
Thanks for the info Chad. I'm on the fence about getting a cell cam but for me it's something I have to learn.
This is the best info I have found. Thank you.
Thank you for sharing this information. I have thought about at least one cell camera to try it out, but the property that I can hunt I can get anywhere from 0-2 bars of AT&T which is my carrier but it is inconsistent
thanks for tip on cell phone ...never knew
Thanks great info👍🏻
My favorite source for data on signal strength for carriers has to be cellmapper. Can be accessed on the web on any device.
Great video! So if I have very weak signal. Close to 120 mark. What cell camera should I buy? Any advice will be greatly appreciated.
Now we're going to need a video on that booster antenna ! Great video by the way
Coming in a few weeks.
Hell yeah! thanks for the response
You forgot the * at the end of your code instructions for this code to open this feature. It should be
Some of the info sounds intimidating but once you use a couple of these tools you'll find everything is really really simple and easy!
What type of battery does the camera use? And how long does it last?
That number combo did not work on my iPhone 13
These cell cams with their huge antennas compared to a phone should be able to capture a cell signal that a phone can't. my place far away has iffy service as the land blocks the tower, text and phone is sporadic at best. As anyone experienced cell cam function in areas like this even when a phone has a hard time detecting a signal.
You have a discrepancy in the video where you show *3001**#12345**#* but you say *3001#12345#
Neither version worked on my Verizon. .
Try adding the * at the end. He left this out in his instructions.
So what happens if you have Straight Talk cell phone service??
Do you have celluar cams for At&t customers?
We only have a Verizon certified cell camera at this time. However, it doesn’t matter if your phone is on AT&T. You can still use Verizon cell cameras if there’s Verizon coverage in that area
@@ExodusOutdoorGear Awesome, I plan on buying one shortly from you guys then !
Just caught this older video. Your code you gave us doesn't work. As many other peeps mentioned. Not seeing an update on this misinformation.
"Obviously if you have coverage with your cell provider you'll have coverage with your camera" LOL not according to spypoint . Never ever buy a spypoint. There products and service is a joke. Full signal on my phone means nothing to them .
have a verizon cell phone I tried the *3001**#12345**#* it doesn't work
I tried it also on my Android ,nothing.
Neither did mine! I'm on Verizon! I think this whole clip is bull sssss! Now! FJB! LET'S GO! BRANDON!
My Verizon too. There is a discrepancy in the video where he shows *3001**#12345**#* but says *3001#12345#
Neither version worked.
Try adding the * at the end. He left this out in his instructions.
@@cstancil Try adding the * at the end. He left this out in his instructions.