How long is the tether itself? I am interested in a setup where I can set it up to stay in the soil and view it remotely.
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Luster Leaf does not recommend that the probe be left in the ground. The tether is 25 1/2 inches long. I measured from the bottom of the meter to where the tether enters the probe. The probe itself, the silver part that goes in the soil, is 4" long. Hope this helps your decision.
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I have a 50 ft extension cord attached to my device. It's great for working outdoors in the middle of nowhere, literally. I haven't had any problems with it either.
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If you're talking about the antenna on the boat, it's a thin tube about 6-8 inches long. Basically a thin straw. Nothing special, just weave the wire thru it - it serves to keep the antenna wire up so that it has more range. If talking about the antenna on the controller, I think it's a standard telescoping antenna, try Radio Shack I'm guessing
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I do it all the time! I use a stake and a bungee cord at the end I start with (not the screen end), and I can now get it set up in less than 20 minutes by myself. It's heavy in the bag, but once it's set up, 2 people can easily carry it across a campground!
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It's not as far as it says. I've use it out about 25 yards or so. It must be off the ground for the remote to pick it up also. It works good for the price though.
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It detects pretty far out, I have animals 30' away in a pasture and it will often pick their movement up. I don't know about 200' away, would be better if you could mount it closer to the activity. Also, it doesn't pick up 'wide angle' but only straight out in front of the detector. The 1/2 mile transmit claim is valid though!
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My mom and dad used it. She could reach him while he was working the garden in backyard. I would say 500 ft or more reliably
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It needs to be tethered to something. WHAT WILL BE UNDER THE ARTIFICIAL TURF?
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100 ft is a stretch but if the antenna is towards I think, think being the key word. I use mine to turn an electric game call that's wired to a 12 volt tractor battery on & off from a distance. I've run it at around 100ft but sometimes I've got to click it numerous times & move the remote around in the air. With my application I can tell instantly it if work (i.e. Sound). My advice if you're going try it would be to also wire in a small light or LED to tell you if your pump is on or off.
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Maybe 50 to 75 feet. Any further out and you can lose sight of this little thing real quick. However, If you have not bought this yet..read the reviews first. I regret my purchase as I don't believe this thing is worth $50
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About 50' yards, although conditions and the tablet you're can vary this. You can also find "range extenders" on the internet, but I haven't tried any of them. I get a bit nervous past about 100' but, theoretically, the drone will stop and hover if it loses the signal ... theoretically. That would allow you to move closer to regain control. I just picked up a GPS device for my drone which should by-pass range limitations since the control signals should come from it, not your tablet. Haven't wrung it out yet, however, so that's more "theoretical" bits.
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I have had the remote work at 15 feet. Never tried any further since that was the longest distance we have needed on most jobs. Hope that helps
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the farthest i have set up from the caller was about 30 yards. i havnt tested how far out it will reach. at the distance i set it at it does need direct line of sight from the remote to the caller or the caller wont respond to the commands.
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It should record as long a there is movement. I believe this can be set up.
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Please don't quote me on this as I bought this a year or so ago. I believe the power wire was 20ft, ground 5ft, and I still have more remote wire so I would say 10+ ft. Hope this helps, sorry I don't remember.
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The tether is good quality the problem for me was if I got out to get gas lets say then the dog is tied or rather hooked to the teacher an you leave it unzipped the dog then could jump outside the crate an possibly hAng herself. So I would only leave it open if I was right there so I know she wouldn't leap out. It will hold her but could cause an accident if unattended. Otherwise the tether works great. They can move around sit and lay down with it on. I even put a tiny dog bed inside for comfort. Hope this helps. My dog LOVES hers.
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Hm.. 30 meters? not sure, but i can check and update you on the same.I tried up to around 50 feet and works fine.