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63669
£129.45
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£129.45
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27622
£75.17
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£75.17
63668
£104.40
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The STB BITE INDICATOR EMET./REC. is a bite detector equipped with all the necessary functions to handle all conditions (current, wind, boat fishing, rain...). 100% waterproof, with a clean design and lightweight, it will be part of all fishing sessions: quick or long. Its power supply by a 9V battery gives it increased autonomy. The very easy and intuitive settings are made using the 4 push buttons easily accessible on the front (T/L/V/S). In addition to the STB BITE INDICATOR, it has a transmitter. It is thus coupled with a central unit as practical to use and easy to adjust as the detector. A detector designed for the most demanding but also for beginners.
Detector characteristics: • Digital technology • 100% waterproof • 7 audio levels including a mute • 6 sensitivity levels • 6 different tones • High visibility diodes • Possibility of leaving the central led on for the night • 2 diodes at ear level, one for bite detection, the other for timer • Detection by magnetic roller equipped with a contact seal • Powered by a 9V battery • Easy to access battery compartment • Screw thread with adjustment ring • Jack socket for light accessories • Simply press the buttons for settings • 4 buttons (S sensitivity, L led, V volume/power and T tone) • Very intuitive and easy adjustments
Characteristics of the central unit: • Digital technology • Radio transmission with a range of 200 m in open terrain • 4 volume levels • Power button • 4 diodes (1 per rod) • 20s diode timer • Instantaneous retransmission • Increased power supply by 3 AAA batteries.
