moultrie D-40 vs. 3.1
02-15-2008, 11:32 AM
#12
Join Date: Oct 2007
Location: illinois
Posts: 395
RE: moultrie D-40 vs. 3.1
the last few years have been pretty mild (that pic was from 06). the same can't be said for this year. well over 50 inches so far here in northern illinois this season and another big one coming this weekend. actually it's getting kinda old, shed hunting is basically impossible.
02-21-2008, 06:10 AM
#14
Join Date: Jan 2008
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Posts: 40
RE: moultrie D-40 vs. 3.1
Iused a Moultrie D 40 bought in 08 and although it states it has a USB hs a a usb port, it is is pluged with a white pluge. Calls to Cabelias and Moultrie were unable to recolve how to utilise thid port to down lode my pics to my laptop. I must swap out the memory card and D/L to my laptop. Anyone else who has purchsed a newer 6 D cell model with this USB block and was it resolved?
02-21-2008, 11:10 AM
#15
Join Date: Feb 2008
Posts: 5
RE: moultrie D-40 vs. 3.1
Iused a Moultrie D 40 bought in 08 and although it states it has a USB hs a a usb port, it is is pluged with a white pluge. Calls to Cabelias and Moultrie were unable to recolve how to utilise thid port to down lode my pics to my laptop. I must swap out the memory card and D/L to my laptop. Anyone else who has purchsed a newer 6 D cell model with this USB block and was it resolved?
http://www.chasingame.com/forum/viewforum.php?f=9
02-23-2008, 10:11 PM
#16
Join Date: Nov 2007
Location: Trussville, AL
Posts: 171
RE: moultrie D-40 vs. 3.1
I am a huge Moultrie fan. I have two of the D40s and one I60. Out of 1000 or so pictures between the two D40s, I have only experienced two "white-out's." Considering that I purchased the one that produced the "white-out" pictures for $25 (some idiot returned it stating that the camera was defective and I was able to make an offer on it).
The trigger speed on the Moultries are some of the best. The only obstacle I had to adjust to was with the "Sleep Mode" on the D40. It has a sleep mode to help extend battery life and it takes it a few extra seconds to fire up once motion is detected. This seems to take a little longer when the flash is required. The adjustment...remove from a trail and put over a foodplot. The number of pictures increased tremendously. This camera is great fro setting up over feeding areas. For the price (under $100), you can't beat it.
Here are a few samples of the pictures I've gotten with it.
The trigger speed on the Moultries are some of the best. The only obstacle I had to adjust to was with the "Sleep Mode" on the D40. It has a sleep mode to help extend battery life and it takes it a few extra seconds to fire up once motion is detected. This seems to take a little longer when the flash is required. The adjustment...remove from a trail and put over a foodplot. The number of pictures increased tremendously. This camera is great fro setting up over feeding areas. For the price (under $100), you can't beat it.
Here are a few samples of the pictures I've gotten with it.
