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2012 Custom1 Enterprises
www.custom1enterprises.com
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2012
Custom1 enterprises Cuddeback Ambush/Attack camera
bracket review
Last year we did the review on the Cuddeback Attack camera and the
supplied mounting bracket was worthless. You would have
to wrap it up in a dollar just to say that you had
thrown something of value away. This year we did the
Ambush review and their supplied bracket was better but
not by much, it broke first time out. If you read the
review you can see where I crudely manufactured a couple
of brackets that worked much better. One of which was in
conjunction with a Custom 1 mini angle bracket.
These folks have taken it a step further and made what most anyone would
call a first class bracket for both cameras. My tests
showed they work very well. It will take more than the
tug on the strap to begin to break one of these. The
need for good proper aim on the Cuddeback cameras is
absolutely critical. Their sensing zone is so narrow and
short that being able to adjust the camera to the
desired zone is mandatory. The next step is to get the
target animals to enter that zone. This bracket should
put your aim exactly where you need it.
They also included a couple of their adjustable camouflaged straps that
have a buckle that only takes a push on the paddle to
set and release. These straps are rated by us as being
about ten times better than the ones that come in the
box with a new camera. They would be an asset to any
brand name camera.
If you happen to be a Cuddeback fan, you should have these in your
inventory.
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