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TONE PROCESSOR PT-3
This device, placed within our most advanced telemetry receivers, provides us with the following advantages:
1.- A trhree position switch.
-Low position: PT-3 is off. Only conventional system works.
-Middle position: PT-3 is on, as well as the conventional system.
-High position: PT-3 is on, as well
as the conventional system and the light of the meter blinks at the
rate of the received signal, to make night tracking easier.
2.- New signals are regenerated and produced out from
the received signals. Thus the sound come our
louder, clearer and much longer, even from noisy signals.
The typical sensitivity of this system is 130 dBm.
3.- The reception angle can be greatly reduced up to the
PT-3 performance limit, which can be reached
by lowering the GAIN/VOL control.
4.- By using this device we can discriminate direct
signals from reflected ones, because the latter are weaker
than the former. Tiny differences which are imperceptible
by the ear or even the pointer, will be detected
by the PT-3 and thus transformed in large acoustic and
visual differences, for a better appreciation.
Should we have to know where an animal exactly is hiding, when very close to us but amidst a thick piece of undergrowth, PT-3 enables us to find it with an error of very few centimetres. PT-3 is also very helpful in order to discern whether the animal is getting closer or away from us.
Listen to the diference
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| ! This recording has been take from a very weak signal from the transmitter
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LEARN TO USE THE TONE PROCESSOR PT3.
ITS GREAT ADVANTAGES
Smaller angle = higher precision
By using a receiver with a PT3 the angle is considerabluy reduced, so that we can better precise where the transmitter is.
¡ Rebounds no longer deceive us !
PT-3 enables you to precisely establish the actual direction the emitting signal comes from when it is apparently received from several directions.
A few inches forth and again back
We can precise determine whether the transmitter is getting closer or away from us by moving the receiver just a few inches to and fro.