What 4 requirements result in a successful telemetry study?
What are WHIP antennas and provide pro’s and con’s.
WHIP antennas: Most commonly used, Omni directional, usually stainless stel with Teflon coating, flexible
Pro’s: uniform signal over greater distance
Con’s: may be subject to breaking due to weak metal or corrosion
What are LOOP antennas and provide pro’s and con’s.
LOOP antennas: used with collars, tuned to radiate maximum signal at the exact neck circumference for which they are constructed.
Pro’s: Useful for species who would chew or pull whip antenna
Con’s: signal has limited distance which is not as far as whip antenna
What are PTT’s and how do they work?
How does GPS transmitters work?
What data do they collect?
When would you use Wildlink transmitters?
What are the 9 rules for transmitter attachment?
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How tight should collars be fastened on an animal?
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What is the biggest concern when fitting collars on an animal?
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What are breakaway, or rotaway collars designed for?
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What are the pros and cons of implanted transmitters?
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What are the pros and cons of backpack attachments?
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What are the pros and cons of adhesive attachments?
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What are the pros and cons of necklace backpacks?
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What are the pros and cons of ear tag transmitters?
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What are advantages and disadvantages of ground monitoring?
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of aerial monitoring?
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