What do they mean by no-glow? I am trying to catch some poachers on my property and can't have anything that altert humans. Any advice?
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With regular IR there is a red glow that is visible to humans and I suppose animals. But that should not be the case with a no-glow camera. They should not be able to detect it
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The ir flash can not be seen at all. The subject is illuminated but they will not know their picture is being taken. Night time pictures will be black and white you will not be able to determine the color of clothing or hair but if you will know when they were there and how many there are.
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Mosquitos aren't attracted to UV light, the only thing that would attract them I 'think' is the lure, but then it would only be incidental that they happen to fly through the grill and die.
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They are hung a few inches above ground so a little snow won't cover them. A significant snowfall will cover them and they will "glow" under the snow unless the snow is quite deep, then they will not be visible.
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I have two predators and they blink with different patterns. So far no damage from deer and rabbits. Try restarting by removing battery and replacing.
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It glows from exposure to sunlight. If it's in a room with daylight (it doesn't need to be direct sun) as it gets dark it will glow. It's like those stick on stars kids put on their ceilings that glow. It doesn't last super long but it is a nice to feature if the sun goes down and you need to find the ball it comes in handy. The real feature is the sheer indestructible nature of the ball. My power chewer still hasn't ripped it after 2 years.
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It is a very, very faint illumination. If you are sure that it is getting enough sunlight to recharge it during the day, then you should be able to see a light glow at night for a few hours. You do have to look very close. It is a cool feature but not the best one functionally. :D
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No, it does not seem to make any visible glow or audible sound when taking pictures at night. I tested it on myself when I first got it, and have a few pretty good night time animal shots including one set of a fox sniffing around right in front of the camera. As skittish as foxes are, I don't think it would have stuck around if the camera made noise/flash -Douglas King
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This was a present for my mom and she says she gets many birds using it. She just recently told me she has seen bluebirds, cardinals and wrens at it this week. I'm sure she'll get a lot more as the season progresses. I know that some people reported that it doesn't glow at night but my mom's does. It all depends on where you position it. Hers is in shade in the morning and sun in the afternoon.
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Well I use them at camp up north where we have the deer mice that usually like to come in and make themselves at home since they I put them in I have not seen a mouse or any signs of them for the past five years and I also put some at my home and we don't see any there also. Hope this helps you!
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Mine does not glow in the dark. But still I recommend it. I have had it for a year now, It is a very nice addition in my backyard. I am very pleased with it. It is very well built, It looks and it spins great. I absolutely recommend it.
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I have them to protect my chickens. I have had no problems with critters. It's suggested you put the predator at the level shown on the instructions for the particular critters size. The Predadtor was recommended to me by a friend who uses them to protect goats from coyotes. He swears by it. He has 4. Me, all I can say is no problems with the possum or raccoon who got 3 of my chickens BEFORE the Predator. It has blinking red lights. I plan on buying a few more. They work up to a clear distance of 1/2 mile. I'd get them again. It's worth the try
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NoIt is not a solar light, it plugs into standard 120 volt outlet, light emitted is black light {UV-A light} to better attract bugs so it can zap them dead
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I don't mean to be rude but you are testing it in the dark? And it doesn't glow? If so I would contact Amazon if you bought it from them and get your money back. It worked great on my items so I'm thinking you must have a defective can.my items
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The front green dot (tritium) glows at night, but you can't see the big white ring around it though, and you can't see the hash mark on the rear sight. I bought these in a rush, and purely on a recommendation. While I agree that the sights are super effective in daylight-to-low light conditions, when it comes to usage at night I wouldn't feel confident with them. I feel more like I would be guessing where I'm aiming, which is the last thing someone would want to do. If you'd like a recommendation, I'll let you know how I make out with the TruGlo TFX Pro tritium/fiber optic sights.
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Wildlife-removal.com will give you some insight to fixing the problem. Most likely a rodent problem. Someone also said to put a light next to the trap for heat this time of year. Good luck
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I have these on my Glock 19 and in the house under normal light they dont really glow...But, when you walk outside on an over cast day or a sunny day they really jump out atcha!! You would swear they have to be under battier power but there not. They really work great outdoors
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depending on the "predator" you are hoping to deter, instruction guide will give specifics as to measurements on a location. i am trying to keep racoons away. it says to put on all sides for best results, but that could be pretty costly. i put mine on the 2 sides most apt to be entered. so far so good. i really cant give a definite answer as i dont stay up all nite to watch for. but they are very bright and really do seem like they would do the job. i just put mine up with nails, as it has a place on it to hang them. sorry cant be more of a help....