Powering your wildlife camera / trail camera

This is a short video on some of the things to think about when choosing how to power your wildlife camera and which batteries or other power options might be best for you. Camera batteries can be a major expense in running a wildlife camera. Sometimes rechargeables work and sometimes they don't. This video describes some of the issues in choosing which batteries are best for which situations. This is an unsponsored video. All of the items discussed have been purchased by me. 0:00 Introduction 0:31 Disposable batteries, e.g., alkaline, lithium 4:37 Rechargeables, including physical size issues 9:03 Changing batteries without losing camera settings 9:58 Other power options, e.g., mains adaptor, solar panel Other films in this series include: "Campark T20 wildlife / trail camera - using it and selecting setup options" (   • Campark T20 wildlife camera - using i...  ) -- runs through the main features of the camera and what the setup options are via the menu screen. "Campark T20 wildlife / trail camera - unboxing video" (   • Campark T20 wildlife camera - unboxin...  ) -- runs through unboxing the camera and the accessories it comes with. "Campark T20 wildlife / trail camera - inside the camera" (   • Campark T20 wildlife camera - inside ...  ) -- runs through the inner workings of the camera. "Campark T45 wildlife / trail camera - features and usage" (   • Campark T45 camera - features and usage  ) -- introduction to the camera and its features. "Wildlife camera / trail camera choices - some things to think about when choosing" (   • Wildlife camera / trail camera choice...  ) -- runs some of the things to think about when choosing which wildlife camera might be best for you. Please let me know if this film was useful to you. The easiest way to do this is through liking the video by clicking on the thumbs-up symbol. It's useful for me to receive feedback. Thank you for watching. Please feel free to comment if there are questions not answered in the video or if your experience differs from mine -- we can all learn from each other here!