Leupold® RCX-2 Digital Trail Camera System

   

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  • Portable RCX Controller/Viewer
  • Real-time alignment of the camera’s viewing angle
  • Instant access to all program settings and images
  • Download high-resolution photos or video right in the field
  • Expand system with additional RCX-1 or RCX-2 cameras
  • 10.0 MP picture resolution
  • 54º lens angle
  • 45'–90' range
  • 48 IR LEDs
  • Video/Audio
  • Less than one-second trigger
  • Lock-down security plate

The hub of this system is the portable RCX Controller/Viewer, which plugs into the USB jack of each camera to give you complete control of your system. Get real-time alignment of the camera’s viewing angle, instant access to all program settings, and all of the images that have been captured. Download high-resolution photos (color or infrared) and video right in the field, without making multiple trips to and from your home or truck to check SD cards. Once you own one Camera and Controller System, just buy additional RCX-1 or RCX-2 cameras (sold separately) to expand your arsenal. 10.0 MP picture resolution, 54º lens angle, 45'–90' range, 48 IR LEDs, Video/Audio, less than one-second trigger.

System includes RXC2 Camera (runs on eight AA lithium batteries, not included), AA battery cartridge tray, USB RCX Viewer/Controller (runs on lithium-ion battery, included), lock-down security plate, 12V cable, car/home adapters, USB cable, hex standoffs, and mounting strap.

Manufacturer model #: 112202.

Leupold® RCX-2 Digital Trail Camera sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-404-610-00

Leupold® RCX-1 Digital Trail Camera sold separately and can be found through item search for item number 38-404-608-00

Rated 3.1 out of 5 by 8 reviewers.
Rated 5 out of 5 by Great Purchase I caught this on sale and gave it a try. Worked great. Takes clear pictures and each picture has time and date and outside temp. Easy to use but the tree strap doesnt work that great. Simple set up and the handheld portion works well. I havent owned it long so durability is yet to be proven. They should mention you need 2 SD cards really. one for the camera and one in the viewer so you have some place to upload the pictures to. I just swap cards in the field so you dont burn the batteries up uploading pictures. Buy good SD cards because they have an effect on the quality of the picture. Also i think the chargable battery pack is worth the extra given its 20 dollars worth of lithium batteries each time you swap them out. By far the handiest thing i have ever purchased for hunting. December 12, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by RCX-2 Review I really like this trail camera for its ease of use and picture quality. It took very little time to understand how to program and use the various features. I've only used the camera for several weeks and have to experiment with different settings to meet my needs. I had a lapse where it did not take pictures for 1 week and I'm not sure why. All I did was turn it off and on and it seemed to work fine after that. At first it wasn't tripping and taking all the pictures I thought it should have and then changed the setting to super sensitive and it seemed to take many more pictures. Using the controller/viewer to program and look at pictures was great. I would recommend this camera to everyone. November 22, 2011
Rated 4 out of 5 by GOOD CAMERA Really like this camera it has very good picture quality and easy to use. The only thing I didn't like is that you can't delete the pictures from the camera from the hand held. You have to pull out the chip and put it in the hand held to delete. This is all I found the rest is very nice. October 10, 2011
Rated 5 out of 5 by EASY Using this camera is like no other. It's easy to set up and easy to get your pictures. If you are looking for a great camera that's simple and fast to use this is the one for you. September 28, 2011
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Is this infared?

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Yes, it uses infrared LED lights which are barely noticeable when in pitch darkness. The Black model is totally dark when taking pictures.
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The night time flash is infared, if thats what your refering to. No white flash to alert anything. Works well i might add.
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That depends on how you aim the camera and how close the birds will get. I get plenty of birds eating at my feeders on the ground so I would say it would work well. You can't point the camera east or west because the sun will skew the sensor and you will have many washed out photos. You also need a solid tree or post to mount it to because the wind will cause the camera to take photos because it fools the sensor into detecting fake motion. If you have a bird feeder or something similar to attract birds it would work well as long as it's pretty close, less than 30 ft or so. You could even mount a feeder and perch right in front of the camera just a couple feet and you could get very close pictures. Sometimes I get squirrels climbing on the tree and they are right in the lens but that close they are blurry. 3 ft away would take a good picture.
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In general this camera does not work at all for anything
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I would say not really, its a good picture but unless the bird lands right in front of the lens the detail wouldnt be that great.
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It's not listed on the Moultrie website but I have had experience from over 100 degrees F down to below freezing. It will probably work outside of the range of your batteries so you have nothing to worry about. If your battery can perform in ultra cold conditions then the camera will.
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that should depend on batteries more so than camera if this camera worked at all you are lucky they do not work for me
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I have had it as low as -15 with no problems and clear pictures.
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This Camera can handle below freezing temperatures. However, Leupold does recommend that you use Ultimate Lithium batteries during these temperature conditions. Alkaline batteries can leak and damage the camera if left unattended for extended periods, especially during below freezing temperatures. Thank you!
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