Has anyone used the Nady 121 wireless microphone to make their caller wireless? Would it work in this application? The reason I ask is that they are for sale on the Nady website for $39.95. http://www.nadypro.com/pd_121.cfm
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Nady 121 wireless microphone
- Thread starter mts000
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Took a gander at the specs. These particular closeout models don't pass audio frequencies above 12KHz. While that might be okay for spoken voice, it makes the unit much less than ideal for predator calling. Personally, I'd struggle along with an extension cable before giving up the high frequencies that bobcats and foxes respond to so well.
The 151VR-LT or 351VR-LT models don't impose such a bottleneck, both go to 20KHz. (Their receivers are also much less cumbersome).
LionHo
The 151VR-LT or 351VR-LT models don't impose such a bottleneck, both go to 20KHz. (Their receivers are also much less cumbersome).
LionHo
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It might work okay, but you might want to consider the DKW-1 LT model instead. It goes to 20KHz on the high-pitched side of things, for only a few bucks more (very few bucks more, these can often be found for ~$45-50). Though I've not used one myself, a number of fellows here have, with good success. The receiver of the DKW-1 will more compact than what I see pictured for the 121, although it too requires an external 12V battery of some sort, and also requires an external amp. But if you were going that route anyway (crow calling requires a lot of volume, no?) I'd think it'd be more versatile and a better bet.
LionHo
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