Problems with Arlo rules. Order make a difference?

[ScotCamera]

I have three Arlo cameras and use the following rules:

Camera A records to Camera A for 25 seconds
Camera A records to Camera B for 60 seconds
Camera C records to Camera C for 25 seconds
Camera C records to Camera B for 60 seconds
Camera B is not set to record

Is the above possible? I'm not getting consistent results with the above rules. Sometimes Camera B does not record when either Camera A or Camera C are triggered.

Does the order of rules make a difference? Is there an easy to sort the rules?

Thanks

[TomMac]

I aways found with nested rules it works better if the times were the same ... Not that it's supposed to matter

[ScotCamera]

I read that but really haven't tried it. I kind of wanted to save battery life on some of my recordings.

[manfredz]

if available in your country, might want to order the recommended Tenergy rechargeable batteries.  I found it a worthwhile investment for my two most used cams.

[ScotCamera]

What about the motion sensitivity for each camear? I'm wondering if they should be kept the same as well.

[TomMac]

Mine are, but don't know if it makes a difference...

Question re Nested rules vs importance of order and how the prgm reads in which order was put to the higher ups, but I never got an answer