Here at long last is our first attempt to video the fitting of a Marshall radio telemetry trackpack. It was late on a summer evening and it was raining outside and the indoor lighting isn’t the best, but we did what we could and hopefully it will be a start.
OK this is the second part to how to fit a trackpack video.
Hope you find it useful.
In this next video we look at the two main options offered by Marshall radio receivers the 100 and the 1000. In the video I use the new 434 receiver 100 and 1000 digital telemetry receiver. As always if you have any comments or would like more information please contact via marshalldirect@gmail.com
Here is a quick video covering some of the aspects to selecting a new Marshall radio telemetry receiver. 434 was never a serious option for the falconer but all that changed last year with the advent of the new 434/433 Marshall receiver and three new UHF transmitters. I hope you find it useful.
Here’s a short film from Marshall Radio Telemetry of the Utah Sky Trials. Double click the video to watch in HD and full screen; it’s worth it.
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