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Ok here they are. I hope this better helps with the context of how i explained the situation in the quoted post.

Building & maintaining battery power supplies can be challenging. I have purchased from a few vendors that have suitable products. https://www.powerstream.com They do it all. Converters, inverters, small batteries, huge batteries. The DC/DC converter list is shocking. Battery wisdom for assembling battery packs is posted on this site. https://maxxpacks.com/index.php The above link is his website. He is also on ebay; vendor name is toolbay. I have purchased battery packs and the 'peak detection charger'. Not abusing batteries during charging is critical. Battery wisdom is available on this site. https://www.cablesandconnectors.com/CatStore.html A little bit of everything. Battery holders and spring type terminals for your battery holder building projects. There are many vendors for 6 & 12 volt SLA batteries. Don't forget the 6 volt 'lantern battery'.

The birthing aspect of nests made me curious about gorilla nesting: https://www.berggorilla.org/en/gorillas/general/behaviour/articles-behaviour/gorilla-nest-types-in-kahuzi-biega/ This makes the scat found at the POW Island site interesting. I think it was found on the side of the nest, not in it. This behavior also mirrors that of most Alaskan big game in its crepuscular activity; most active in the mornings and evenings and a rest during mid-day and mid-night. Caribou, constantly on the move, are a notable exception.They literally graze at 7mph-10mph. It's pretty rare to see them bedded down, unless it's on snow patches or windy ridges where they get relief from bugs.

Not really but as you said: https://blog.ravpower.com/2018/12/power-bank-maintenance-troubleshooting/ "The recommended temperature range for power banks in use is 0°–45°C (32°–113°F), while the safe ambient temperature for devices in storage is -10°–45°C (14°–113°F)." Still doing some looking around. The batteries in my recorder still say full so they weren't the problem. Could be Human error. It's supposed to get very cold this weekend and so I'll be sticking around in which case I'll have a little more control and do some testing then over a couple of nights. The trail cam of course was fine except for.........no monkey

Tobe stopped in Yesterday, dropped off some cases of books.... Good to see he fully recovered from his car wreck.. always a fun chat , always upbeat

Indeed, including on Scorpion Ridge, right above the Bluff Creek PG film site. Rob Alley reported a nest that was photographed on Prince of Wales Island in Alaska. It was reported to the Alaska Fish and Game biologist for the area, and there were both hair and scat samples taken from the site.

Tobe made our Biggie in our retail store ( it is really an amazing Job ) approx 1 min into youtube , and we also sell his WOO watchers ( wood watchers ) .. have have a few cases of his books on back order .. I know we have his father in laws book on the shelf but still waiting on Tobe's .. he was in an accident I understand but is recovering .. Tobe reminds me of Burt Reynolds in Smokie and the Bandit .. when the camera turns to the bandit and he smiles .. IDK just reminds me of Tobe