Badbrass
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We have an old FX5 FoxPro that I use all the time. We have a Shockwave FoxPro, son uses.
We also have a Truck FoxPro we use in the boat.
This one has two 10" Speakers. The unit runs off 12 volts. They have sound that will FILL the river corridor for miles. SO now we made it portable. With the new battery technology, we can use the 12 volts.
It is a bit heavy, and we may not want to carry it far; it's just over the weight of the new 360* FoxPro at 13 pounds. But when we are on the wheelers, we can put it on the bike and then only carry it a 100 yards or less. Or where we can with the cow, we can call right off the wheelers.
We should be able to call all day without a battery change or charge.
"COW"
We also have a Truck FoxPro we use in the boat.
This one has two 10" Speakers. The unit runs off 12 volts. They have sound that will FILL the river corridor for miles. SO now we made it portable. With the new battery technology, we can use the 12 volts.
It is a bit heavy, and we may not want to carry it far; it's just over the weight of the new 360* FoxPro at 13 pounds. But when we are on the wheelers, we can put it on the bike and then only carry it a 100 yards or less. Or where we can with the cow, we can call right off the wheelers.
We should be able to call all day without a battery change or charge.
"COW"
