Best posts made by KimchiGUN

@reolink-oskar

I dont have one... Yet. If you want to send me one, I will gladly run through it and post my findings here.

@chopstix

Since your post, I've been watching my camera's logic. I get very few fragmented recordings, but I feel like it happens when my wife and dog barely step out of range of the PIR sensor and steps back in. Increasing the "Time to Stop Tracking" to 1 Mins for both options seems to drop fragmented recordings a little more on my end.

This is my 1st battery/solar cam in my system. I have all POE cams. It has been a doozy pin pointing these settings for my scenario.

@big_ted

I have 9 cams on my home... so buying 9 ( at $170 a pop) of them would cost as much as a decent UPS. That would power up your router and switch, or just 1 NVR.

I can not find this product anywhere. Well, I can, not for an affordable price and or MSRP. I see that it's sold out everywhere... Is it being EOL'd?

Thanks,
KG!

@joseph_1979

Ah gotcha! Thanks for the explanation! It being 6F today and sunny, no charge... Now I know why.

So far, this camera has performed to my needs. it has been operating at 0F and -10F wind chills. So far so good.

@joseph_1979

Dang! I got one too and wanted to buy 3 more... ARGH!

Thanks dude for the reply!

@reolink-oskar

I do not have this either with my PT Ultra. Same FW has @Chopstix

@user_961206383788200_961206383788200

I have one working like clock work. But when I 1st got it, I charged it in home until 100% and then installed it outside.

I had to fidget with the solar panel location and direction a little bit to get it right. Took me a couple of days to find the right spot and angle.

I had issues with it charging below 30 degrees F but that is normal for the battery type. But 07/26/25 morning its charging at 80 degree F with 80% humidity.

Do you have the solar panel plugged up tight? You have to use some force to plug it in.

@chopstix

Just to confirm, have you tried changing the mobile ISP's DNS servers to google?

If you're mobile ISP gives you a public IP and not a CG NAT, you could try port forwarding 9000. Then manually pointing you client app to that IP and port.

@chopstix

Let's see how the Tmobile device works before we go anything fruther... Let us know.

Not so much customers come to this community. The most active one is at Reddit. The moderator mbaster is quite busy answering queries and testing new products. They have even a technical guy from Reolink who provides technical details the moderators are unable to give. In this community we never had any such technical support other than us..... what we learnt through our experience in using some of the Reolink products.

You know, I prefer this forum over reddit and FB group. Large portion of those post are from non technical, average, home users. Most of the questions are repeated over and over again. You will see a few good technical post within the week. But I know here, I can get answered or suggestions from you 2 that I know are technical. Not knocking the home/basic users, you have to start somewhere. You question can get lost in the that flood.

@joseph_1979

I can tinker and test all the time. Having been in the I.T. trenches for years and worked for a larged I.T. vendor that was high paced. Getting laid off 2 times during covid, I got in with a laid back company, time for me to cruise. Spend more time with the fam and enjoy a slower pace. I wish Reolink would send me more hardware (they did once) bruh! I'd test all day everyday!

@user_863771412115668_863771412115668

I have 2 36 channel NVRs in 1 site... both almost full. Almost 70 cams. To offload this to a HPC cluster or GPU cluster would be too much $$ compared to 2 NVRs.

Also why cant I DM users on this forum?