Consider a coded system if large populations of fish are being tracked along riverine
systems, where hundreds may pass a receive site within seconds.
This will allow you to use up to 100 transmitters on a single shared frequency,
but each will have its own code. Although your ear cannot distinguish between these
codes, a special receiver can.
ATS coded systems are renowned for their extremely low (<2%) rate of false positive
"hits." Coded transmitters cost a little more, and operate for about 60%
of the published life of standard transmitters.
We also offer the Triton line of very long lived coded fish transmitters.
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What You'll Need
Most fish transmitters may be programmed with their own unique
code. The smallest, at only 0.15 grams, is the model T15 Tiny Transmitter. A receiver capable of decoding the transmitter's signal must be used.
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The models shown use a micro-controller, required to program each with its own code.
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These specialized models are needed to enable decoding of the transmitter's
coded signal.
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Two Yagi antennas are typically mounted on an antenna mast at an unattended receive
site.
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