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Primos Supercharged Blackout?

CountryBoy053 said:
What are best trail cams to get
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If you can afford them (and most can't) Reconyx and BuckeyeCam are the most reliable. After that, it's all a crapshoot.
 
I have been pleased with my homebrews, although you're not going to find them for sale at Bass Pro or Wal-mart (as they are custom handmade using real Sony cameras).

My personal dilemma is only wanting to go with true blackflash on any new cams, refusing to buy another cam made in China, and not being able to justify the expense of a Reconyx. I think the blackflash technology is becoming more available in the homebrew arena, and probably need to be following up on that.

I keep hoping that some reputable commercial trail cam makers (such as Reconyx) will improve their image quality and reduce their prices (much like regular Nikon & Sony cameras). So far, that's been somewhat a pipe-dream, as Reconyx has continued it's 3.1 mp imager for years (with no price change), yet I can go buy a feature-rich 18 mp Nikon camera for a fraction the cost of a 3.0 mp camera a few years ago.
 
I've owned several different brands but the primos truth cam 35 is the best by far that I've owned!!!! Great pics and great battery life.
 
Unfortunately, I'm reading some really bad early reviews of this camera. And that's too bad, as I had high hopes for it.
 
Any word on the regular EL Ultra Blackout? I know the range isn't great, but I would like a few black flash cameras to put on the TR or corn pile. Amazon has them for $170. I do like the fact that Primos can't be opened when used with a python cable. I have two of the primos red flash and do not expect them to work perfectly out of the box. They gave me huge fits last year when i bought them but once i formatted the sd cards and dedicated them to the primos, they work fine.
 

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