The new LoRa Series from Covert Scouting Cameras is built upon a proprietary low frequency long-range transmission system that fortifies the backbone of Covert’s industry-leading wireless scouting camera technology. Through the use of Covert’s exclusive long-range, low-power data transmission network the new LoRa series allows users to link up to nine cameras to a single wireless base transmission unit that sends images over either AT&T or Verizon wireless networks.  Through the activation of a long-range frequency proprietary communication network, Covert’s LC32 cameras link with the LB wireless base to transmit images through the Covert Wireless app and/or Covert Web Portal.  LC32 cameras can forward images in a wide range of terrain, habitat and vegetation from distances up to 1,100 yards. Both the LB-A & LB-V 4G LTE wireless compatible base units feature three powerful antennas and are powered by twelve AA batteries.  The unit’s pocket-sized 3.5” by 5” by 3” exterior is constructed of a rugged and durable plastic cloaked under a premium camo finish. Compact in size, but huge on performance, the LC32 body profile measures just 3.5” by 5” by 3”.  These quick-firing cameras trigger in just .40 of a second for excellent center subject images and videos that are stored natively on each camera’s SD card (up to 32GB).  Compressed images are forwarded to the linked LB wireless from up to 1,100 yards away.  From there, the LB base unit transmits images to the user via wireless transmission directly to the Covert Web Portal and/or Covert Wireless App.   42 No Glow LED’s with Max Image Silence Capture reduces game spooking noise while illuminating the 58° field-of-view up to 100-feet from the camera to deliver exceptional 32MP images and true 1080P video files.