HCO Outdoor Spartan GoCam 8MP 720p HD U.S. Cellular Wireless Scouting Camera with Blackout Infrared

Certified by USCC as Connected Device
The Spartan GoCam (Connected by U.S.Cellular) can be added to the existing U.S.Cellular data plan for $5.00/month as Connected Device. No long term commitment required. Activate, deactivate or reactivate the plan at any time. The plan starts from $10.00/month without existing U.S.Cellular data plan.

Ready to Use Out of the Box
No SIM card required. Just activate the service from U.S.Cellular, use the camera menus to set your desired picture parameters and your camera is ready to use.

All-in-One Design, Easy Installation
The camera is powered by 12 AA batteries (alkaline, Ni-MH or lithium) and is a Standalone installation with no wires and no required external power source.

Security
Pictures can be transmitted with or without AES 256 encryption. For added security, use encryption to transfer your images.

The Web and mobile app
The Spartan GoCam is compatible with the optional web and mobile portal, an ultimate camera and photo management solution.

When it comes to wireless scouting cameras, cellular coverage is critical. Since coverage varies greatly from location to location, being able to choose from a wide variety of carriers is critical. Spartan GoCam is proud to announce the addition of U.S. Cellular as our fourth major carrier to support the Spartan GoCam line of products. As with all Spartan GoCam models, the U.S. Cellular models feature industry-leading image access and remote camera management via our smartphone app or web portal. With the most coverage options and the best camera interface, Spartan GoCam is the smart choice in wireless scouting cameras.

Based on requirements compiled by a team of camera users with many years of scouting camera experience, the Spartan GoCam design focuses on durability, usability, and, above all, outstanding performance. The ultimate test of a trail camera is its performance. The Spartan GoCam features an under-one-second trigger speed. The full blackout flash invisible IR LED array provides illumination to 60 feet and beyond for crisp, clear night images and videos. Photo resolution can be set as high as 8 MP, while video resolution can be as high as 720P HD (native) if you want to use the camera as a standard trail camera taking videos rather than transmitting photos.

The image information strip of the photos shows the date, time, moon phase, temperature and battery level in a large, high-contrast white-on-black font that is easily readable on your cell phone screen without zooming. The camera can be set to overwrite the oldest photo on the SD card with the most recent if the SD card is full so you don't lose the last photos just because the SD card has filled. If you don't want the camera to take pictures all the time, you can set one or two duty periods, each with different trigger intervals and time-lapse settings.

To provide excellent water resistance for outdoor use, the flush case mating areas in both front and rear case halves. An oversized rubber gasket on the front case half, as well as an oversized double-hinged latch that is easily operated with gloved hands, ensure a complete water-resistant seal. The rear case houses 12 AA batteries, which provide several months of battery life (Battery life is determined by the type of battery used, the camera settings and the number of pictures taken, etc.) The batteries are arranged in two bays so that each battery has its slot, thus eliminating the common problem of batteries unseating.

The ergonomic, user-friendly interior design includes an easy-to-read 2" true-color display; eight large, well-marked buttons and ON/SETUP/OFF switch; USB and external 6V DC power supply ports on the bottom; and an SD card slot on the left, with a large cutout to make it easy to insert or remove the SD card, which can be up to 32GB. The setup menus are logical, well-organized and easy to use. Although there is a setup program that can be run on your computer, all features, functions and settings are available using the camera's menus.