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How to fit a trackpack part 2

OK this is the second part to how to fit a trackpack video.

Hope you find it useful.

Marshall Radio Telemetry 434 or 173 digital receiver?

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.

Utah Sky Trails

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.

Enjoy

On the moor again

Well here is another short film with my English pointers running on the Grouse moor in England. This time I managed not to loose any of my equipment. Grouse numbers are looking good and promises much for those lucky enough to visit the grouse moor with any falcon.

Grouse counting with english pointer

Well here is a slightly longer version with a few shots of Jess and amber my english pointers working the moor. This is my first attempt editing using Final Cut Pro and was the first day I used my canon 7D. I’m reasonably pleased with the results. The pointers both have Marshall radio tracking collars on as they sometimes point out of sight. I wish I’d have had a tracker on my lens I lost that day. Never mind…

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My name is Stephen Lea and I'm a falconer based in the UK.

I've been flying for over fifteen years and mainly fly longwings. As a falconer I know how important it is to hear about other peoples experiences. Shared information on the sport is invaluable. As well as being extremely interesting it can open up new perspectives, ignite ideas and save valuable time. I hope from reading these pages and sharing your own practices, you will do just that.
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