I was gifted a New Stick Up Cam Battery a few months ago. It was awesome, until now. I live in Minnesota. We’re hitting our high for the week today at 32F, with a low of -10F a couple days ago. As you can imagin, my battery life is not doing to well. I’m looking into a getting a solar panel to charge the device when the sun is up, but my understanding is that the battery may not take a charge below 32F. So this probably won’t help me at all. Currenly I am pulling the battery and charging it over night once a week. I’d prefer to not have to do this at all. Is there a battery that can accept a charge at lower tempuratures in developement? Energy transfer can create heat and and possibly raise the temp of the battery to sufficient levels to accept a charge or even retain a charge longer. I’d really like Ring to put some priority on cold climate taylored devices. We don’t all live in sunny California and after a quick browse of this forum, I’m definitly not alone.