How many acres or feet of wire will this transmitter cover or charge?
787912
Im not for sure but the book does give wire measurments out to 10 acres so i would assume it would go to that distance.there is an intinsity knob on the wall mount that you set according to your length of fence.hope this helps
480847
The wire it comes with is about a foot long. You can attach more wire if needed.
714198
If you meant to say 60 acres and understand all about the transmitter systems that work with this collar, let me say that we have encompassed about 5 acres and that includes a 2 acre pond. Our three dogs all wear these collars and can even go into the water with them. This collar is very effective. It's bulky, but that is because it uses a 9 volt battery rather than the small coin batteries that have to be replaced every few weeks. I believe the transmitter system we used with it says it can encompass 100 acres, but I'm not sure my recollection on that is completely accurate.
709859
It will surround 100 entire acres. The circumference of an acre is 960 feet. The system comes with 1000' of wire which is enough to enclose an acre, if you want to enclose more you will need to purchase more wire. The system can accomodate 9600' of wire from what i understand.
1634749
I use my camera to watch my driveway and covers part of the street /hillside. which 1s about 150' it will cover more area but haven't tried and it came with a 500ma power supply.
248285
I would estimate the wire to be about four feet. Yes, it will measure in miles for both speed and distance.
1362624
100 miles is really stretching it. It's going to depend on terrain, height of antenna, do you use a pre-amp? And transmitter strength of the station. Use the internet to research this antenna.
1260854
the height may vary depending on how far away the transmitting towers are for optimum reception. At my hose the antenna is 15 ft. and the transmitting towers are 20 miles away. If you have the capability try different heights and see if there is any change. The way the signal broadcasts 15ft should be more than enough.
739923
I can't recall the exact specs but mine is easily 200 yards away and it works 9 out of 10 times. The transmitter is mounted to a tree across the drive, the receiver inside the barn. Thick walls on the bar too. This is a sweet purchase man, no fooling.
72273
That distance would not be likely do to low power of the transmitters used.They would have to have a watt or more in use.
1527434
The transmitter is a flat square about 3"x3"x3/4", and it has a power cord. The receiver is a little smaller than a pack of playing cards, and clips on your belt. Range for me is about 75' through the walls of my house.
1342265
We used it for a one-acre property. We had to use a lot of our own wire, but it works just fine. I don't see any reason why it wouldn't work for a still larger property, if you get yourself enough wire.
1389828
it depends on how high the transmitter is turned up, Ive found anywhere from 0 to 3'
1470040
It should work but will be weaker wire. Also depends on the distance your covering. Your just sending a radio signal that the collar responds to through the wire
709855
It only comes with two spools of 500 ft wire. It is not enough for an acre. If you buy enough wire to do more, the unit capabilities are up to 100 acres. This 1000 feet gives my dog enough room to wander and play. He really does not need that much room.
1013757
My husband believes it's 50 or 60 feet. Let me preface that to say that we have to go through our house and garage with a lot of metal between both. That tends to disrupt other wireless products we've used and made them almost useless. This works fine, so I don't really know if this answer helps or not. There is no "line of sight" between the transmitter and receiver for us.
507220
Truth54, sorry for the delay. The cord is just about four feet long. I put the transmitter in my back right pocket for easy access, run the cord up my back, and put on the headset. My suit jacket then covers everything. The wiring doesn't show, and I have mobility. Four feet seems to be a good length without being too long or too short.