Can these by motorized for remote control for the purpose of training race dogs?
1488031
No, this is the version 1. Hopefully in version 1.1, they will add that feature.
2207860
Certainly! They are very bright and can be powered by as little as a 9V battery. A small solar panel could be used to keep a rechargeable battery pack charged for remote applications.
1286624
No, this collar is meant as an add-on to an existing sportdog training set. If you are looking for the collar and remote "starter" pack, check this URL: http://smile.amazon.com/SportDOG-SD-425-FieldTrainer-Remote-Training/dp/B00A008TFS/ref=pd_bxgy_sg_img_y
1779280
Yes, with programming. If you are still having issues, Google it! You can also check out this link...http://www.avsforum.com/products/hy-tek-tek-partner-bw0561rd-universal-remote-controlGood luck,Bishop
394860
Thank you for your question! Because this collar runs on a separate frequency than our remote trainers it is not compatible with any of our handheld transmitters.
1136530
You need to make sure you know what or Who is wearing which. They do have different frequency. It is up to you to know If you have an obedient dog he should not be wearing one. I have use shock training with all mydogs they seemed to learn fast. I only have to show the remote now no need to push buttons
319602
They are adequate to do the job and have worked well. As to whether they would be activated by cats or a small dog, I don't know. Unless some other user has direct experience with that situation, you may have to buy one and try it to find out.
1772679
There are too many variables to consider in saying either yes or no. The Arduino project intended for there use will be the deciding factor. These are light duty servos intended for model applications where low torque is encountered. Electrically they would be compatible, proper receivers and programming is another consideration.
123795
Seeing how there is only 1 frequency (or maybe 2, been a while since I checked) they work on it would seem so. Similar to radio controlled cars, if you have them both set on the same setting either controller will operate the car.
1761491
I have never used a remote system, and if actually do not recommend this unit. Our dog is very sensitive and had seizures associated with this device.
2256693
Yes this can be controlled remotely but it would require a controller and maybe an extension cable and a monitor for remote viewing. Very expensive
1909107
The short answer is yes, if you want it to. Each collar can be set to a certain color code, blue black or red. Your transmitter had a button to cycle through the colors. To control a different collar simply change which color the transmitter is set for. Obviously your collars willneed to be set on different colors or you'll end up controlling both dogs at once.
2135419
Yes they are. It requires using an iOS device to use it. Also, I know a few people that have had problems with the transmitters corrupting their own firmware and requiring a return for warranty service during usage with the iOS telemetry app. If you really wanna know how fast it's going you can get a small gps data logging module or a radar gun to measure it's speed, and a temperature sensor gun to keep an eye on electronic speed control and electric motor temperatures. Periodically, check the motor and ESC and motor temperatures. You don't want your ESC going over ~150f and anything over 170-180f is bad for electric motors. Keep in mind that when you measure the motor, that's just the temperature on the motor enclosure. It's always going to be hotter in the motor can than what you can measure on the exterior surface of the can.
1016232
Maybe, the energizer is not very powerful, check my web site at electric-fence and view garden kits, These energizers are more powerful and better suited for controlling dogs
731122
I can't see why not. It is a regular remote. You would need a learning remote control ( http://www.amazon.com/URC-A6-Pre-Programmed-Universal-Components/dp/B003UVVGHW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1378940117&sr=8-1&keywords=learning+remote+control ). I have read people using universal remotes because of the double clicking of the factory remote.
718469
I can not think of very many circumstances where you would want to correct 2 dogs at the exact same time... you would be much better off buying the 2 dog system. Look at the Dogtra 1902NCP model -- this model lets you correct 2 dogs independently of another with a single remote. Also, PLEASE take the time understand how to use a remote trainer before using it -- there are many videos out there (both free and paid) that detail how to use a remote trainer properly.
7382
Yes you need to use the remote. These are training collars. Once you use them the dogs will recognize bad behavior