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Discussion in 'Trail Cameras' started by BJE80, Mar 22, 2013.

  1. BJE80

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    What brand do you use? Where do you get them? Looking in the 2 GB size.
     
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    I use the same as Dan in 4 and 8 G sizes.
     
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    Sandisk, same as Dan. There shockproof an tempproof. I just picked up two 4gb from staples for 12$. Hell of a deal considering their normally $19.99 each
     
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    I use PNY cards from Wal-Mart and work great. Scoot
     
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    The Feds will have fun going through all that child porn.
     
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    Remember to get the proper speed class device. Recording HD video or multiple shot High res stills need faster cards. Usually is a recommendation in the manual.
     
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    Glad to see this posted because I knew I had to go to the store this weekend for something but couldn't remember what. I use the same ones Dan posted. Have to go pick up a few more of them.
     
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    What ever i can get my hands on. I do have a lot of sandisk and one other brand i cant remember.
     
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    I would recommend with whatever cards you get. To get 2 new ones for each camera label them to said camera and only switch those 2 out with that camera. That will help to avoid any SD card issues in the future. It isnt as crucial if all your cameras are the same brand but still a good idea.
     
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    What Dan has is the best IMO.

    What Pat was supplied with would be nice ;)
     
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    Lol

    Sent from my ADR6300 using Tapatalk 2
     
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    If your trail cam is HD I can fully recommend one of the Sandisk Ultra SD cards. I've been using one in my Galaxy S III and it allows my fast burst camera app to store about 5 more pics/second than the regular card did. Also it does a real nice job with 1080p HD video recording.
     
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    SanDisk
     
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    Scandisk for me aswell 4 and 8 gb

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    This! I also use SanDisc.

    Blessings........Pastorjim
     

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