Elevated call/antenna ?
- Thread starter Kiyotes
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possumal
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IMO, the ecaller being a few feet off the ground accomplishes two big advantages. One, the communication from remote to ecaller is much better, more reliable. Two, the sound is much better and does not get absorbed by the ground. The way I use the CS-24 and tripod, I can have the tripod and ecaller set up in a minute or less, and even have the FoxPro decoy mounted on the ecaller.
doggin coyotes
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Originally Posted By: KiyotesInstead of mounting your lets say CS24 or Hellfire on a tripod would a longer thin "whip" antenna that you could clamp/clothes pin to a branch 3' off the ground have the same affect? Would be easier to carry. Anyone tried it?
I tried just what you're asking about on a few of the older model Foxpros that had very unreliable remote operation.
It didn't help one bit.
I tried just what you're asking about on a few of the older model Foxpros that had very unreliable remote operation.
It didn't help one bit.
4paws US ARMY
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Possumal (my pops) is on the money with elevating the caller. Never had a problem when doing it.