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Our 3-element foldable Yagi antennas are designed to enhance signal reception and transmission within a specific directional range. Unlike omnidirectional antennas, these models offer greater directional gain, focused signal tracking, and reduced interference, significantly improving tracking performance in the field. They can be custom-tuned to operate within the 148 to 225 kHz frequency range, depending on the transmitters being used.
Model | Description |
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3-Element Foldable | Lightweight and directional, ideal for fast field tracking. Best used with specific transmitters. |
Frequency Range | 148 – 225 kHz (custom-tuned to user’s transmitter) |
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The Telonics TVR-1 Test Receiver is a portable, compact receiver designed to detect VHF transmitter signals in the 145–170 MHz range. This device is ideal for quickly verifying whether a transmitter is on and functioning, both in the field and in the lab. It provides both a visual and audio indication for each received transmission, along with a pulse output that can be connected to recorders or data acquisition systems. It operates on a standard 9V alkaline battery and is specifically designed for short distances of 2 to 3 feet.
Specification | TVR-1 Test Receiver |
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Frequency Range | 145 – 170 MHz |
Indicator Type | Visual (LED) and Audio (buzzer) |
Pulse Output | 0 to 7 V via 1/8” jack |
Power Supply | 9V alkaline battery |
Battery Life | ~1 month with new battery |
Operating Temperature | -40 °C to +70 °C |
Antenna Connector | BNC type (female) |
Recommended Use | Short-range testing (2–3 feet) |
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The Telonics TNR-3000 Noise Reduction Unit is an essential tool for professionals using telemetry receivers in interference-prone environments. Its compact and durable design makes it suitable for use in vehicles or fixed installations. The TNR-3000 effectively attenuates engine impulse noise, constant hums, and heterodynes, without affecting desired telemetry signals. It is compatible with multiple power sources, making it versatile and reliable in the field.
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Internal power supply | 9 V alkaline battery |
Supported external voltage | 9 – 28 VDC |
Minimum external current source | 150 mA at 12 VDC |
Current consumption | 55 mA typical |
Noise reduction (typical) | 15 – 17 dB |
Minimum reduction (continuous tone) | 40 dB |
Minimum reduction (power pulse) | 20 dB @ 100 Hz |
Maximum input signal for optimal reduction | 3 Vpp |
Frequency response | 240 – 2000 Hz (3 dB), 210 – 2750 Hz (6 dB) |
Amplifier output power | 250 mW into 8 ohm at 1 kHz |
Body material | Molded thermoplastic |
Audio input | 1/4 in mono jack |
Audio output | 1/4 in stereo jack |
Power jack | 2.1 mm coaxial (center positive) |
Internal speaker | 8 ohm speaker |
Switch | Toggle type On/Off |
$ 451.20 USD
Echo Meter Touch 2 PRO transforms your smartphone or tablet into an advanced acoustic bat detection tool. Designed specifically for researchers and environmental consultants, this device offers high-fidelity recordings with reduced noise and more captured bat calls. Compatible with Android (USB-C or Micro-USB) and featuring a free app, it's ideal for field monitoring without an internet connection. Includes real-time listening modes, interactive spectrogram, geolocation, and automatic species suggestions powered by Bat Auto-ID technology.
SNR measures the loudness of bats relative to background and electronic noise in a given audio recording. A high-SNR bat detector is preferable as it allows for capturing quiet or distant echolocation calls. This chart compares the SNR of the EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 at different frequencies. Since the EMT 2 PRO has a higher SNR, it is more likely to trigger and record high-frequency bats (above 60 kHz).
This chart shows the microphone sensitivity and electronic noise produced by the EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 across the recording bandwidth. The difference between the two values determines the signal-to-noise ratio (SNR).
Directionality indicates how many decibels (dB) are lost as a bat moves farther away from the most sensitive part of a microphone. EMT 2 PRO and EMT 2 detect bats broadly in front of you while minimizing any echoes bouncing off your body.
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Listening Modes | RTE, heterodyne, and time expansion |
Recording Format | Full-spectrum WAV |
Sampling Rate | 256k or 384k samples/second at 16 bits |
Gain Settings | 3 selectable levels |
Customizable Features | Audio division ratio, real-time ID, nightly sessions, auto-ID sensitivity, save noise, max trigger length, trigger window and sensitivity |
Enclosure | Rugged polycarbonate with integrated acoustic horn |
Auto-ID Regions | North America, Neotropics, Europe, South Africa |
$ 59.95 USD
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A free demo version of BatSound is available for download by the link below. This evaluation version has limited functionality and a trial period of 30 days.
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Analysis of the bat calls may be required in some situations e.g. in order to positively identify a certain species. The software BatSound is an efficient, high-performance tool for various types of sound analysis. It is suitable for sound analysis in general, but also includes a number of features particularly useful to analyze bat calls recorded from a bat detector or recorded directly with a D500X or D1000X ultrasound detector.
Software de Análisis de Espectrogramas en Tiempo Real BatSound
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