Re: Bat detector

Subject:	Re: Bat detector
From:	"Rich Peet" richpeet
Date:	Mon Nov 20, 2006 1:58 pm ((PST))

As I recall you own a SD744 and a MKH-110. Connect those two and
measure at a high sample rate against anything else you get as a baseline.

I am not sure why parabolics or horns are considered as there is not
much noise from other sources getting in the way and these critters
are not quiet.

Rich

--- In  "Martyn Stewart" <>
wrote:
>
> Having recorded thousands of birds and animals over 35 years I am
now ready
> to enter the wonderful world of bats, which brings me to the
question what
> are the best bat detectors out there?

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