I'm adding a correction and additional info. to above post:
Solar panel is 25 watts and not 25 amp/hrs
also, if you decide to order a yagi antenna, be sure to order one with a _RP-SMA (connector) and 2.4GHz frequency. Don't forget to use a voltage regulator which is suitable for 12 volt output. Not using a regulator can damage the camera.
Be sure to anchor the legs, if you think it needs more wind resistance.
Feel free to forward any questions.

I have a Reolink Eco camera which is sold as a solar powered wireless camera. This truly is a "wireless" camera. This camera is a good choice for applications which require operating the camera at great distances from the router. The camera can be purchased with a small solar panel, which is sized for powering the camera, under normal conditions with controlled access. I opted for building my own self contained power system which is built into a portable mounting stand, and can be positioned anywhere within a long distance radius. All of the parts are readily available and easy to assemble. The solar panel that I chose, is rated at 12 volts @ 25 amp/hrs. The stand is a readily available galvanized saw horse, which makes a very stable mounting stand. The closed area at the top of the saw horse, is used as an enclosure for housing a 8 amp/hr-12volt lithium rechargeable battery, along with a voltage regulator. This enhanced powering system allows for more video viewing, and more reliable powering even on multiple cloudy days. I also added a yagi antenna for better signal range. This particular camera has IR detection, which I like much more than motion detection for outdoor use. It's been 100% reliable and has good resolution!








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