I have seen transmitters 2500 and 3000 models, one says duty cycle. What are the differences in these?
476005
I have a MURS system by Dakota Alert. The 2500 and 3000 models are a totally different system. Don't waste your money on them, go with a MURS. I had the other type but it didn't work well at all. I am very happy with the MURS and plan to buy one for my mother's house. Also you can add transmitters (ex front and back yards) and it will tell you which transmitter detected movement. Don't hesitate to call Dakota Alert for questions and to help you set it up. They are very helpful and friendly.
476006
I have a MURS system by Dakota Alert. The 2500 and 3000 models are a totally different system. Don't waste your money on them, go with a MURS. I had the other type but it didn't work well at all. I am very happy with the MURS and plan to buy one for my mother's house.Also you can add transmitters (ex front and back yards) and it will tell you which transmitter detected movement.Don't hesitate to call Dakota Alert for questions and to help you set it up. They are very helpful and friendly.
909041
Ok, got to my manual: the duty cycle is 20% (@ 90 amps/23.6V). Hope that helps!
2079175
The "receiver" uses a CR 2032 lithium cell, 3 volts, sometimes called a button battery, since they look like a button. The "transmitter" uses a style 27A, 12 volts, alkaline battery. Both of these are found at Amazon and most retail stores. Note that if the mounting tape is used, the screw holding the cap on the "receiver" becomes covered; most of these tapes are not reusable once removed -- something to keep in mind.
864870
My understanding is that each has a unique frequency. However, to be certain, I would suggest calling Dogtra directly. They have excellent customer service! I lost our transmitter and they were so helpful in the purchase of a replacement.
1888353
Glad u asked pal, hands down, your best option is Fly Sky GT3C 2.4ghz transmitter / receiverafter seeing a bunch of guys w them at my local track i researched them a TON, and absolutely love mine. has an endless amounts of adjustments ect on the trans, plus u can program multiple models to all run on this transmitter, AND it has a lithium battery that recharches via USB off any device u have, and the extra receivers are only $7, trust me u will not regret it, soooo much for your money , around $50
1776264
I pulled those dimensions strait from Transmitter Solutions website. Here is a link to where I found it. http://www.transmittersolutions.com/Transmitters/300MHz/Firefly%20300MCD21K/
314517
Yes the transmitter is the same for all three! I would however like to say, for a more refined and fine tuned experience, in the future, to purchase a Spektrum DX8 or even the new DX9 computer radio!
274579
I asked the same question and was told there the same units, the difference was the manuals. The one approved has more warnings in the manual. To be sure download each manual and compare the difference.
2067572
There is no difference. If you order one, when it arrives, on the back of the unit it will show the model as a 560BTS. There is a difference between a 560BTS and a 560BFS model. T= throttle controls on tube, F= throttle controls on frame.
747871
Thanks MyOhMy. I must have an older model. My COLLAR uses 2032 batteries, but my transmitter takes a 12v cylinder-shaped battery.
2264627
Based on my experience with the 3000 and looking at the overview of the blaze, I would say the primary difference between the two is that the blaze enables you to perform a greater number of exercises parallel to the floor. Such as lying flat on your back to bench press. The seat appears to be more adjustable. I can only perform a bench press in a seated position. Based on photos I've seen of the Blaze, in my opinion, the 3000 is better for squats because I can remove the seat and leg extension entirely. The blaze requires you to straddle the bar. I would suggest that you look at both manuals and check to see if the exercises you want to target are available on the particular device.
433351
this is the battery for the receiver. I also ordered through amazon a replacement battery for the transmitter and although it looked the same size it was slightly longer and wider and would not fit in the transmitter and had to be returned. The battery illustrated fits the receiver and works great!
1663872
I bought a 3000 and used it 2 times. The battery would not charge so I called customer service and they sent me out a 4000 as a replacement. The 4000 works great.
2253728
One is (probably) 300 MHZ, and the other is 310MHZ. Match to the frequency on your receiver, although either will work.
2097547
I own the 3000 and it works fine on any speaker. I 1st had it hooked to a pair of Technics and now I have 2 pair of Pyle speakers hooked up to it. Cranks pretty good and the wireless mics are a nice addition for play time. Hope this helps.
618846
The differences I see in their write-ups are size and speed control. The 7323 is single speed and smaller.
469954
Look on the Miller site for duty cycle info. http://www.millerwelds.com/products/mig/onephase.php