Will this work will a Bear Cruzer? Also how far out can you site this?
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I'm not familiar with a Bear Cruzer but I don't see a problem with it fitting your bow. I shoot a Bowtech 360 and it works fine. I have shot it from 60 yards and it's dead on. I'm a little left or right from that distance but it's me not the sight. Still in the kill zone. Depending on the speed of your bow, the tape on the sight reaches out to 80 yards. I recommend this sight.
1586231
Not sure on the bear. I believe you can sight it to 100yrds. Its a really nice sight
1196152
my antenna works good at about 25 feet up the pole.it should work a lot bedder then the rubber duck.
1187112
I haven't installed my unit outside yet. I have it plugged in inside the house. I rent camper spaces and the people in the camper about 500 feet away had to hook up a receiver to get good reception in there camper. I think if I had it installed outside they would pick it up fine. My neighbor has one and he picks it up good all over his farm and can get 2 bars half a mile away. He mounted his on top of his tallest barn. If you aren't able to get enough bars maybe you could put a receiver/router thing on (I don't know what they put on but it was something they already owned)
1147611
If there is gps coverage it will work. Range depending on terrain and cloud coverage. Clear line of sight 2 miles dense undercover something under a mile.
779072
Yes, it will it has taken out several squirrels as well as other pesky animals from 30 feet. no good for long distances but within 35 to 50 feet you should be fine.
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I have been doing a little research and stumbled across this site. http://www.the-portable-gps.com/gps-for-trucking.htmlCopy and paste it. I think I found my answer to what I want for Rv'ing.
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None of them work to what they are advertised as. 36 miles would be no trees, no buildings, no interference, nothing and I doubt it would work then. I did a number of tests with the GXT1000VP4 one was left one talkie at the house and drove with the car...not a mile and it was not transmitting. Next was outside...woody area but not too much...we could only do a 1/2 and it worked great. Outside in the woods I would thing around 2 miles would be about it.
875573
If it works in your area. I couldn't find a place for it to work. I returned it. Might wanna try the h2o bolt spider. That might work better for you.
1295199
10 miles might be pushing it, but most of it will depend on the type of antenna and where you locate it on the vehicle. I wouldn't recommend any antenna for what you need that is less than 4 feet tall and you should try to get that as high as possible on the vehicle. However, you may not be able to reliably reach one another on a consistent basis. Unfortunately due to the access to CB radios, you may experience a lot of congestion and could potentially spend a lot of times just trying to find a clear frequency away from other crazies out there.
2197642
According to Thule, It will not work. Here's the link to their guide:https://www.thule.com/en-us/us/buyers-guide
1491898
Yes, it should work in your crawl space provided it is a relatively open area. Obstacles will limit its effective range. It is likely a big enough area that you will need more than one pest chaser. You can experiment with how many you need. Keep the pest chaser and the electric cord dry. Good luck! Charlie
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Yes, just make sure that the detector you buy goes the distance. They are different. I bought 2 detectors. First one set up about 450 yards away and then the 2nd one about 100 ydsaway to let me know when someone is closer. I love them !
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it should work fine once you google how far the nearest broadcast station is located from where your RV is Parked. Not sure it will bet good connection while Driving
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Would recommend moving the transmitter to front of the trailer and set the receiver as close to the rear of the towing vehicle as possible. Actual useful range is about 15 to 20 feet.
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I live in the country and want to use it out doors or in my barn....will it work?
2218455
Theoretically, yes. It should work as you described here. But be aware of the limited range of remote control. About 10 ft, in my case.
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I'm sorry, I forgot to answer. Yes it will work. We go up to 6 foot here. I'm really sorry I lost track of answering you.