HV Business Tips and Tricks: MOULTRIE A-20I MINI GAME CAMERA

Monday, May 29, 2017

MOULTRIE A-20I MINI GAME CAMERA

Have the advantage when you're out in the field hunting game with the MOULTRIE A-20I MINI GAME CAMERA. This invisible flash game camera is a spin off version of Moultrie's ultra popular A-5 low glow game camera. This new version offers enhanced 12MP resolution and sports more of a pint sized form factor for optimal low profile setup. Loaded with reliable performance features that enable for crisp, color image and 480px video capture during the day and no-glow infrared flash imagery when the sun goes down, the Moultrie A-20i Mini Game Camera houses 36 invisible infrared LEDs. Completely undetectable, this trail camera has a trigger speed of less than one second and lets you covertly capture game habits even in complete darkness at up to 50 feet. Compact, weatherproof, and rugged, the A-20i Mini Game Camera from Moultrie is powered by eight AA batteries and captures up to 16,000 images on an SD/SDHC memory card up to 32GB. With its easy to use interface and LCD display, the practically priced Moultrie A-20i Mini Game Camera makes it possible to outfit your entire property for a great value!

Invisible Infrared Flash

The Moultrie A20i Mini Game Camera sports a flash with 36 invisible infrared LEDs. This powerful features illuminates game up to 50 feet away, even in total darkness, without giving away the camera’s position. The camera is virtually undetectable to game so you can capture vibrant nighttime images covertly.

Photo & Video Resolution

With two image resolution settings, the Moultrie A20i Mini Game Camera provides you with flexibility. Choose low for a resolution of 1600 x 1200 pixels and high for a resolution of 4320 x 3240 pixels. Alternatively, you can also set the camera to record 480px video at a 4:3 aspect ratio.

Weatherproof Exterior

Enjoy all year round high-performance game monitoring with the Moultrie A20i Mini Game Camera. Designed with a sturdy weatherproof plastic exterior case, this trail camera comes with standard 1/4"-20 bottom tripod mounts and back slots for use with an included nylon strap or Python lock cable (sold separately) for tree mounting.

Battery Life

Operates on 8 AA batteries. Captures approximately 16,000 images.

Compatible with any Moultrie 12V DC external power source. Camera also supports AC power mode.
Resolution - 12.0 MP
Trigger Speed - Less than 1 second
Flash Range - 50 ft.
Flash Technology- Invisible infrared (940 nm)
Video - 480px
Memory Card - SD/SDHC compatible up to 32GB
Power - 8 x AA Batteries, 12V DC, AC power support
Dimension ( H x W x D) - 5.35 x 3.39 x 2.48-inches

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