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Pro-Tracker Radio Frequency Transmitter Alpha
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Pro-Tracker Radio Frequency Transmitter

Radio Frequency Transmitter

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  • Rechargeable, lightweight, water resistant transmitter that disengages from the arrow upon impact
  • Works with all broadheads. Mechanical broadheads need to open horizontally; transmitter and carrier must rest on top of the arrow
  • Does not affect penetration and allows for pass-throughs
  • Hooks into the animal’s hide and begins sending Radio Frequency (RF) signals every three seconds for the duration of the battery life (18-20 hours)
  • Comes in a Bright Green color for high visibility in low light conditions
  • High Tensile Strength Steel Hook with corrosion resistant nickel plating and three barbs for maximum durability & hold.
  • Weight: 120 grains each

$99.99

Radio Frequency Transmitter

The Pro-Tracker® Radio Frequency Transmitter Alpha is a rechargeable, lightweight, water resistant transmitter that disengages from the arrow upon impact; not affecting penetration and allowing for pass-throughs. The transmitter hooks into the animal’s hide and begins sending Radio Frequency (RF) signals every three seconds for the duration of the battery life (18-20 hours). You will need the Pro-Tracker Receiver to read and track the signal.

The Alpha model of the Radio Frequency Transmitter comes in a Bright Green color that is optimized for high visibility in low light conditions. It also features a High Tensile Strength Steel Hook with corrosion resistant nickel plating and three barbs for maximum durability and hold.

AMATEUR RADIO LICENSING:

( 47 CFR FCC part 97 )
Our low powered Pro-Tracker® transmitters shipped to addresses within the USA, operate only on Amateur Radio frequencies. According to FCC regulations, they require licensing for legal operation. There are no restrictions on their sale or possession, however Pro-Tracker® urges users to become familiar with and observe all laws and regulations governing Amateur Radio licensing and operation of the transmitters. Please note that Amateur Radio is not for commercial use. If you want to learn more about ham radio or to be licensed as a Technician Class ham radio operator please visit: www.arrl.org or www.gordonwestradioschool.com

 

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