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Directions for use:
1. For use when your transmittered animal is over 200 yards away, connect the antenna
cable to your receiver by pressing in and turning to the right.
2. To pinpoint a transmitter-wearer's signal, the main boom must always be parallel to
the ground. Use the NULL-to-NULL method. Turn your body and the antenna in a
complete circle. A signal will beep loudest over 15 to 20 degrees of this circle.
Fins the nulls or no-sound points on both sides of the area where the signal is
coming in. To get exact location of the animal's signal, divide the distance between
the no-sound points in half. Keep taking reading as you move toward the
transmittered animal, who might have veered in another direction.
NOTE- If your signal range/distance drops suddenly, the cable may be damaged, even
if it looks good. To double check, try a buddy's working cable. You nay need a new
cable to ensure good distance.
Wildlife Materials Int. shall not be liable for any loss or damage resulting directly or
indirectly, as a consequence of or incidental to, the use or loss of any Wildlife Materials
product including, without limitation, the original purchaser's expensed associated with
downtime, interrupted or lost data, or damages to persons, animals or property.
WILDLIFE MATERIALS International
1301 Autumn Ridge Road, Carbondale, IL 62902 USA
TEL (618) 549-6330, (800) 842-4537 FAX (618) 457-3340
QC 3 ELEMENT ANTENNA
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