is the transmitter water prove or tolerate the out side elements
1502363
Transmitter is not water proof, you cannot use it UNDER WATER. However, I wrap this transmitter in a plastic sandwich bag on my quadcopter- It really helps protect it from rain and damp ground... so you can make it water-RESISTANT.
556834
Yes it is, but this will not bother the intercom system unless you drop it in the water.
1018293
These are indeed waterproof receivers. I have had the Dogtra collars over a year. My two labs love the water. Be sure to secure the rubber seal over the charging outlet to keep the water out. These aren't the best collars on the market, but they're good quality for the price.
407078
Mine is very waterproof, as I swim with mine. Reception is not fabulous but could get quite a few stations.
678772
The main transponder, which plugs into a wall outlet, cannot get wet. The wiring which is buried in your yard can get wet and will be fine underwater occasionally. I would be sure that you are not burying it in an are that could be subject to erosion causing the wire to be exposed and possibly snaring on something in the river.
809143
Though the coil may be water proof, if used at the shore, the slightest wave will splash the coil connection to the housing, which is NOT waterproof and it may short out the unit causing it to constantly whine. Not for use at water line in my opinion only use on dry land or away from waves.
1046478
I doubt it. But I have to say, mine has been rained on and it lived. (it wasn't immersed in water, but it did get wet.) I would tend to think that since it's an electrical device, it's not particularly water resistant.
1109423
Yes it is. I have had some serious GPS issues with mine which resulted In a loss into the water.I would look around.
2076709
Sure! I live bythe water. Mine has been exposed to wind and rain and it still works fine. Make sure the unit is well seal to the house though.
1120269
No. The actual control unit is not water proof. I ran irrigation wire to my LED light from the garage where the control unit is housed.
1833122
no. neither piece will be unless you make the in-line water proof. stick the remote in a zip lock bag if your worried about water on it.try plastic-dip for tools on the in-line receiver.the ends are open so water will pass thru them. you could try to seal those to make it water proof.its in heat shrink tube and plastic zip strips on the wires only.
575465
I wouldn't trust them with a lot of water. I would treat them similar to your cell phone. They are amazing radios for the price!
1003451
Mattyd, It's full blast always. Mine didn't last very long. Grandson dropped the transmitter into the water. Bouts!
957615
The coil is water proof. The rest of the unit is not. There is an optional "bag" that covers the control unit if you need to use it in the rain. The control unit is vented otherwise. -dana
868795
I can answer about the Pilot, but it does work outside and seems to withstand rain etc
1995137
I am not an expert on radios, like someone who is trying to sell you a transmitter for a boat, but I would think it would be ok. Of course there is the water issue but I would think you should be able to overcome that problem fairly easily. You might go to the site that specializes in boat transmitters and see what, if anything, makes theirs different. There are so many different way to setup your right and left turns and speed. I wish you good luck with your project. Robert
1917741
It is not waterproof. The connections are subject to corrosion whether it is buried or not.