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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by rodp » 22 Nov 2015, 17:48

22-250jock wrote::lol: :lol: :lol: :clap: :clap: :clap:

trouble is Phil, when the electic shock hits, Rod's going to sqeal in a very high pitched voice.......... :o :crazy:


then again, it may have the desired effect, ........ you know.......a vixen mating call type of scream. could bring foxes in from a long way off :thumbup:



go on Rodders, give it a go and see if it works.....you could allways patent the idea :D

Last place I would want to be is on the floor when screaming like a vixen on heat :shock:
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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by Midnight.Sun » 22 Nov 2015, 18:51

phoenix wrote:Just did a little test on the Foxpro amplifier shutdown thingy and it's not as simple as I thought.
The change in voltage on the shutdown pin between the speaker working and being muted is only 1 millivolt - and that ain't enough to get a reliable on/off indication from an LED - I was hoping for a couple of volts at least.
Can't do any more with it until I get back from Darkest Africa.

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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by hairyyoda » 22 Nov 2015, 19:59

Rod.
Found this, don't know the range of the system but "who knows" ? you have mail :thumbup: Phil
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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by fizzbangwhallop » 23 Nov 2015, 13:09

I just goggled "foxpro visible volume indicator" and the latest version of the Spitfire has now been upgraded to the Inferno with a better handset that shows the volume...... but.....that still doesn't tell you if the caller has actually received the commands from the remote. PITA.

http://www.predatormastersforums.com/fo ... er=2819111

I fixed the range on my FX32 by changing the remote's aerial for a more powerful one from ukmouser but I don't know if the later aerials can be upgraded.

Not a lot of help really at the mo........ as far as I can see the aux speaker socket doesn't disconnect the internal speakers but I don't know if the volume is set or adjusts with the main unit.

How about a pair of electronic earmuffs withe the volume turned up?

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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by Nipper64 » 24 Nov 2015, 08:19

Hi Rod
Don't know if it's any good to you but the icotec 350 has a red light on the side that flashes when it's on call. The 500 version might have the same light too and that has a remote with a visible display.
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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by rodp » 24 Nov 2015, 08:47

Nipper64 wrote:Hi Rod
Don't know if it's any good to you but the icotec 350 has a red light on the side that flashes when it's on call. The 500 version might have the same light too and that has a remote with a visible display.
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Hi Gary, didn't know that. So, this red led, does it just flash when the caller is actually calling? IE, if light flashes then sound is coming out of caller, if light isn't flashing then no sound from caller ?
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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by Nipper64 » 24 Nov 2015, 09:05

Yes rod when the unit is on the light is on when it's playing the light flashes.

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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by rodp » 24 Nov 2015, 09:17

Nipper64 wrote:Yes rod when the unit is on the light is on when it's playing the light flashes.

That's good to know. So if the remote failed to switch the unit from "Mute" to "Play" then the light would just remain constantly on? Just double checking :thumbup:

Are different calls easily put on the 350 and what format will it play ? Swapping from fx3 to Icotec 350 may be the way to go :think:
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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by Nipper64 » 24 Nov 2015, 09:39

Your getting technical now lol. You can put your own calls onto an sd card as far as format and swapping I haven't got a clue my brother does mine :mrgreen: sent you an email so you can see. Someone else will know all the techy bits to explain to you. Cheers Gary.

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Re: Foxpro and my lugoles

Post by rodp » 24 Nov 2015, 10:02

Nipper64 wrote:Your getting technical now lol. You can put your own calls onto an sd card as far as format and swapping I haven't got a clue my brother does mine :mrgreen: sent you an email so you can see. Someone else will know all the techy bits to explain to you. Cheers Gary.

Got the email Gary, cheers :thumbup: I'll google them and see what the spec is.
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