The detector automatically records and plays back time expanded calls to an external audio recorder. It is designed to be hands free, carried using a halter cord around the neck of the user so the microphone points in a forward direction. An external recorder is required. Some of the latest digital recorders have a voice activated system allowing for a complete automatic data gathering system using the TT. Downloaded calls are recorded automatically allowing for a completely hands free system. No more fumbling for controls in poor light.

Specification: Controls on the Tranquility Transect

1) ON Detector on/off switch.

2) OK Light emitting diode. This is normally green but changes to yellow when the  batteries need replacing. This diode is also used as a bat present indicator. It  flashes when a bat call has been received. It is also used to set up the SENS  control.

3) TIME Sets the length of the recording time. Set times are 40 milli seconds, 320 milliseconds and 1.28 seconds. 

4) DIV This switch selects the required time expansion 10 or 32. 

5) REC 3.5mm jack socket for connecting to an external tape recorder. 

6) VOL Volume control for the stereo headphones connected to the H/D jack socket. 

7) SENS Sets the recording threshold level that will start a record/playback sequence. 

8) H/D 3.5mm jack socket for headphone connection. 

9) DC External 6V battery connection. 

10) Batteries The TT uses four AA Size batteries.

11) Size 145 x 95 x 45 mm.

12) Weight 300 gms.

13) Battery life Expected to be approx. 30 hours.

Pricing

The above price valid until December 2006

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