wvyotehunter
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Could someone tell me where to find some detail instructions on using the pg1a for my fox pro. Would like to put some Johnny Stewert sounds on it
Using the pg1a adaptor for the foxpro
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bl00dtrail
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"tutorials" at www.gofoxpro.com /ubbthreads/images/graemlins/grinning-smiley-003.gif
wvyotehunter
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Thanks, bloodtrail
Cactus Rat
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How does one go about saving the existing sound before erasing it to replace with a new sound?
FOXPRO
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Hi Cactusrat,
If your FOXPRO is equipped with the external speaker jack, you can make a backup of the sound by plugging the patch cable that comes standard with PG-1 adapter into this jack, and plugging the other end into your recording device(i.e.-cd recorder, tape recorder, computer, etc.) and playing the FOXPRO sound while recording. This way, you can always put the sound back into your FOXPRO. I hope this helps. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. Thanks!
Mike Dillon
FOXPRO Systems
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If your FOXPRO is equipped with the external speaker jack, you can make a backup of the sound by plugging the patch cable that comes standard with PG-1 adapter into this jack, and plugging the other end into your recording device(i.e.-cd recorder, tape recorder, computer, etc.) and playing the FOXPRO sound while recording. This way, you can always put the sound back into your FOXPRO. I hope this helps. Let me know if I can be of further assistance. Thanks!
Mike Dillon
FOXPRO Systems
"The Caller of the Wild"
The True Leader.
Often imitated, never equaled
Cactus Rat
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Sweet! Sounds simple! Thanks Mike
Cactus Rat
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What timing, UPS just dropped off the adapter. Dang Mike, you are good! Thanks! Cactus Rat