Ronin Camera: Revolutionizing Bigfoot Hunting with 210° Thermal Imaging

Bigfoot researchers and enthusiasts, get ready for a game-changing technology that could revolutionize the way we study and document Sasquatch activity! A new thermal imaging trail camera system, called the Ronin camera system, has been developed by Diamond Dash technology and it's making waves in the Bigfoot community. The Ronin camera system uses long wave infrared technology, instead of the traditional short wave infrared used by most trail cameras. This means that the camera can detect heat signatures from a much greater distance, up to 210 feet, providing a clearer image and reducing false triggers. The thermal imaging technology also means that the camera is less likely to disturb or alert Sasquatch, as it does not emit any visible light. One of the most exciting features of the Ronin camera system is its radio connection, which allows for a much longer line of sight range compared to cellular connections. This means that the cameras can be placed in remote locations, without the need for cellular service, and still transmit data back to a base station. The base station can then be connected to Wi-Fi, allowing for real-time alerts and live viewing of the cameras. The Ronin camera system also boasts a 1080p video camera, a standard P sensor, and IR lights for traditional trail camera photos. Each camera is priced at $600, or you can buy a kit for $1,700 that includes a solar panel. The cameras are rechargeable and have a 12-year lifespan, as long as you use a 30 W solar panel. The company behind the Ronin camera system, Diamond Dash technology, has been in the outdoor data collection business for over 50 years, so they have a wealth of experience in creating products for this specific purpose. The Ronin camera system has only been available for 3 weeks, but it has already generated a lot of interest at trade shows and conferences. As a Bigfoot believer and researcher, I am excited about the potential of this new technology. The Ronin camera system could provide us with clearer and more reliable evidence of Sasquatch activity, and help us to better understand these elusive creatures. I highly recommend checking out the Ronin camera system and seeing for yourself how it could benefit your Bigfoot research. Please note that this article is based on a video discussion from the YouTube channel Squatch America, and I am simply sharing the information with the Squatchable community. I encourage you to watch the video and do your own research on the Ronin camera system. Excitement level: 8/10. The potential of this new technology is very promising, and I am looking forward to seeing how it will benefit the Bigfoot research community.