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 One of the risks of backcountry packing is becoming separated from your
llamas. Not only can this quickly spoil an outing, it could jeopardize
your llamas safety. Have the peace of mind knowing that should this ever happen you
can quickly find them.
And for those that are averse to relying on a GPS navigation device because
of complexity or short battery life and all you want to do is find your way back
to the truck, just leave a transmitter at the vehicle and let the receiver point
the way back. (Or just let your llama lead the way.)
We can provide a classic Tracker radio receiver, paired with an Intelo
transmitter mounted on a llama collar, along with a sturdy padded carrying case
(for storage and transport) and cordura holster (for packing).
Intelo Transmitter
Features:
- Watertight under adverse conditions
- 720+ hours of battery life under continuous use (3.6V AA full height)
- Weighs 7.6 ounces (including collar)
- User replaceable single antenna
- Magnetic turn on/turn off
- Blinking light shows that collar is transmitting
- 1/2 AA batteries can be placed in the collar to boost signal output
- Mounted on a Llama collar
Classic Receiver
With the core features needed to locate and track one or two transmitters,
the Classic features simplified usage and great reception.
- Signal direction indicated by a series of lights and audible “beeps” from
the on-board speaker
- 11 LED lights that indicate the direction of best signal strength
- Attenuator simplifies tracking when the transmitter is near
- Frequency Fine Adjustment compensates for drift allowing the receiver to
be accurately tuned to the transmitter
- Pocket-sized receiver weighs less than one pound
- Milled from a solid aluminum bar, and antenna elements are virtually
unbreakable.
Range
The Classic receiver is rated at 12 miles line of sight; 4-7 miles in rolling
hills and 2.5 - 4 miles in mountainous areas. However there are numerous factors
that can effect this range, such as: transmitter strength; ground cover;
moisture and receiver antenna being used.
Pricing
Classic systems available as either one or two llama units begin at $499.
This is sufficient for most packers being that llamas tend to stick together.
However, the Maxima receiver is also available as an option if more transmitters
need to be tracked:
Maxima Receiver
The Maxima receiver is the most versatile, and portable, synthesized receiver
anywhere in the world. Programmable and
capable of storing up to 100 individual transmitters at one time, this receiver
is completely customizable to meet your specific needs. Tracker simplified the
operation of the Maxima, allowing you to focus on locating the transmitter,
rather than operating the
 receiver.
- Pocket-sized receiver with patented antenna technology
- Light enough to carry on a belt loop
- Plug into a vehicle power point using a DC power adapter
- Casing milled from a solid aluminum bar
- Antenna elements are virtually unbreakable
- Capable of tracking up to 5000 transmitters
- Store up to 100 individual transmitter frequencies
- Page through stored transmissions
- LCD screen displays direction of strongest signal
- On-board speaker
- SMA connector to extend power with add-on antenna
Range
The Maxima receiver is rated at 12 miles line of sight; 4-7 miles in rolling
hills and 2.5 - 4 miles in mountainous areas. However there are numerous factors
that can effect this range, such as: transmitter strength; ground cover;
moisture and receiver antenna being used.
Pricing
Maxima systems start at $799.
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