Checklist
Looking after your Stumpcam is mostly common sense:
Keep it dry, free of dirt and moisture at all times.
Take it apart carefully after use and store carefully, away from sources of heat or moisture.
Make sure it is listed on your organisational insurance policy.
Installation tips:
When installing the stump in the ground, don’t hit it with anything, especially another stump, a bat or a mallet.
Make a hole with a dibber or a regular stump, then push in the lower wood stump section, add the Stumpcam enclosure, then add the top part of the wood stump.
Maintenance tips:
Check your Stumpcam for cracks or breaks after any major impacts or break-away incidents.
Commercial ideas:
Add Sponsor logos to the TV surround you are streaming to.
Safeguarding pointers
Check your social media policy, safeguarding policy and club membership documents cover usage of a transmitting video camera. The camera settings allow for anyone within range to access the device