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Re: Bat detector

Subject: Re: Bat detector
From: "Wild Sanctuary" bigchirp1
Date: Sun Nov 19, 2006 10:41 am ((PST))
Check w/ Lang Elliot, Martyn. He makes some good ones. Easy to use
and record with.

Bernie

>Having recorded thousands of birds and animals over 35 years I am now read=
y
>to enter the wonderful world of bats, which brings me to the question what
>are the best bat detectors out there?
>I often see the plastic things that are touted around the web etc but has
>anyone here any experiences with any of the units? I am looking at the
>Pettersson D1000X Bat detector, I want something of quality and durability=
,
>after all, you look for the best recorders like the sound devices etc....
>So come on lads and lassies, what ya got? What ya know?
>I am open to abuse :)
>
>Martyn
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