Pratt Microbeacons at LDRS

Make sure you bring your own battery with you for it Stephen. The Pratt Microbeacon requires a 'weird' battery from Radioshack. I can't remember what type of battery it is right off hand, but suffice to say it might be hard to find at the range.

J.A. Michel

Good. Ive got a few here at home

If you're after a MicroBeacon, give Doug a call. I bet he'd be willing to express mail one to you at the hotel, or anywhere else you might need/want it, so you have it available.

-Kevin

Buy a radio tracker from Joe at Rocket Hunter. They're the best.

Chris

Um. I don't think Ross has any. Check with Ken at Performance Hobbies; I try to keep him pretty well supplied.

I could send you a couple via First Class Mail, and they would certainly get there within two days. I just Express Mailed an order to the Wichita Airport Hilton for a customer. I would hate to use Express Mail to send you two $10 products, since the shipping would be $18...almost the cost of the stuff. They will hold your First Class mail at the desk of the hotel for you, so that would be a safe bet. Let me know if you want to try it. I've got a summer camp building session all day today, but I could get it in the mail tonight. Oh, since someone mentioned it, I also have the batteries in stock.

Doug Pratt

FTR this is a personal business transaction on rmr. Kinda off-topic.

It's not wierd at all. It's a 12v "lighter" battery, about the same size as an N cell. It's also used in car alarm remotes, many altimeters, and even the AYUCR that runs my pencam. IIRC the industry standard part number is

Bob Kaplow NAR # 18L TRA # "Impeach the TRA BoD" >>> To reply, remove the TRABoD!

Yes, but it also shows Doug's customer service attitude and may help others who are lurking and wondering how to get the device. Doug doesn't abuse this forum.

-- Eric Benner TRA # 8975 L2 NAR # 79398 Secretary, ICBM - Tripoli SC Secretary, ROSCO - NAR section 648

I agree. I was making a point in case it was the start of a trend.

I just found out that Scott Miller of SFSM Industries is going to LDRS. He has plenty of my Ejection Canisters, and should have some MicroBeacons. Check with him when you get to Kansas!

Doug Pratt