Can this decoy connect to a FoxPro caller? I have the Hellfire.
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No this item has a switch on it that you turn on at the beginning of your call session and it stays on until you are done calling it takes 2 AA batteries to operate. They last a long time even in cold weather. If it gets real frigid just put in a hand warmer and you are good to go. Only problem is getting the stand into the frozen ground. I revised mine to mount to my call box so I do not have to worry about it . Plus it gives it more height.
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No. It is a completely stand alone decoy with no sound. its random motion works very well though.
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People have modified them to use a remote control but, as-new, no it cannot.
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I wouldn't know. I use it for trapping foxes, For which it works great. Best of luck to you.
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No only with fury's and firestorm's. Great addition for those two callers though.
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No. You need an SWR meter. Also, it depends on what type of antenna you are using, such as a home based big stick which is normally fixed or a firestick which is normally mobile and is adjustable. This Ghost meter might pick up a keyed up mic transmitting but it should not be used that way.. You can find an SWR online for around $20 bucks.. Make sure you know what you are doing as you can fry your radio if you aren't careful.
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hi, an update on my previous note...I used the locator/intercom feature with my husband. He answered his phone in the basement and it came through the intercom. Thanks for making me aware of this feature!
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Mine does not work, either. Originally, I had a Telezapper that came with a control display. It worked great because I could block unwanted calls. Now, there is nothing with only the TeleZapper. I do not think it is anything but a gimmic--and we fell for it. I would not recommend it to anybody!
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Yes. You can do 'in line' connection. Connect the line to SENTRY, then connect SENTRY to phone. The downside is your phone will not show the caller id info.
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No on the headjacks and no on the speed dialing, however, it does have an address book that once programmed, you can look up the person and selecting it will dial it.
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No. This device acts like an invisible headset for a cell phone or radio. It lets you hear and talk to someone over a radio/phone device without anyone seeing the wires. For listening to conversations in public look at M-7 Secret Agent Spy Ear (TS242) M-7 Secret Agent Spy Ear (TS242)
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Not to shure but you can put a test light from pos post and pos cable to the bat the light will shine then pull one fuze at a time when the light go's off that fuz is the line in trbl good luck hope this will help
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Hi Rick. One of the things this device is supposed to do is to track the jack in your office back to the pairs in your closet, or wherever you make connections, so yes, that is what it's supposed to do. However, I had trouble with this particular device in that it chewed through batteries faster than I could replace them and it didn't provide a signal that was strong enough for me to pick up from one floor to another. I ended up returning this and getting a similar device (which is not at hand, so I can't give you the exact make and model, sorry). I think it had the words "Fox and Hound" in the name. Anyway, it's the right type of tool, but I wouldn't buy this one. Hi Rick. One of the things this device is supposed to do is to track the jack in your office back to the pairs in your closet, or wherever you make connections, so yes, that is what it's supposed to do. However, I had trouble with this particular device in that it chewed through batteries faster than I could replace them and it didn't provide a signal that was strong enough for me to pick up from one floor to another. I ended up returning this and getting a similar device (which is not at hand, so I can't give you the exact make and model, sorry). I think it had the words "Fox and... » Read More Hi Rick. One of the things this device is supposed to do is to track the jack in your office back to the pairs in your closet, or wherever you make connections, so yes, that is what it's supposed to do. However, I had trouble with this particular device in that it chewed through batteries faster than I could replace them and it didn't provide a signal that was strong enough for me to pick up from one floor to another. I ended up returning this and getting a similar device (which is not at hand, so I can't give you the exact make and model, sorry). I think it had the words "Fox and Hound" in the name. Anyway, it's the right type of tool, but I wouldn't buy this one. « Show Less
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Yes, you can set up several people to call before calling 911. Its a good idea - especially if you have animals that will need to be controlled. I have mine setup so that if the GPS signal shows that I'm at X, then call this number. If it shows me at Y, call a different number. It is also advisable to contact your local fire rescue folks and ask them what you can do so they don't knock your door down when they respond. Where I am, we have a KNOX Box that the fire department keeps the master key for. So they can open the KNOX box next to my front door and inside, there is a key to my front door. Hope I've answered your question.
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I am also interested in knowing but someone mention earlier, there is a SG button that team A will press near each other at the same time then team B does the same. That way there is no switching to listen in. That is based on what I read and it makes sense to me, getting them soon with the lazer tag set to really train my nephew as a spy, lol
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Yes, but beware. I responded to the call in silent mode only to find the thieves pointing a gun at me. Beware.
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i don't think so, i believe you have to take your magicjack with you and forward the local # that was given to you. login to your account and do a text talk with the tech support.
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This receiver burned up on me. Flames and all. I don't recall the .1 on this.
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Not directly. Honeywell might be able to provide more real guidance. But, the device creates an audible alarm (think voltage), so it could be hijacked (at the speaker) to trigger a wireless signal device ... something like, well check out a spy device supplier. Perhaps a useful product might be the result...