SportHunter® 1825 and WetlandHunter® 1825 from SportDOG Brand®
.jpg "Image") Knoxville, Tenn. (Jan. 15, 2009) – Precision stimulus adjustments and a newly designed slim-profile collar receiver highlight the long list of innovative features found in SportDOG Brand’s newest remote training system, the SportHunter® 1825.
The SD-1825 offers countless training options, starting with a choice of up to 16 stimulus levels. The user can select from eight levels each within a low, medium or high setting on the compact transmitter. Instant selection between continuous and momentary stimulus modes further refines training options.
In addition to traditional electronic stimulus, the SD-1825 allows vibration and tone options, both of which are convenient ways to silently communicate at long distances.
The compact collar receiver features an ergonomic shape that makes it lightweight and ensures a snug fit for reliable contact at all times. Both the collar receiver and transmitter conform to SportDOG Brand’s DRYTEK™ waterproof specifications. Together they provide one mile of range to cover virtually every training or hunting situation.
The SD-1825 is also the first SportDOG Brand product to come with a convenient docking system for charging. Both units can be brought to a full charge in only two hours.
Also available is the SD-1825CAMO featuring a transmitter, collar receiver and collar straps completely finished with the Realtree® Advantage MAX-4 HD® camo pattern, a waterfowling favorite.
 (200 x 259).jpg "Image") The SD-1825 and SD-1825CAMO can be used to control up to three dogs at one time simply by purchasing additional Add-A-Dog® collars, models SDR-A and SDR-AW.
SportDOG Brand, a division of Radio Systems® Corporation in Knoxville, Tennessee, is a manufacturer of electronic training products, including remote training collars, bark-control collars, beeper collars and in-ground fence systems. Training accessories include whistles, retrieving dummies, leads and collars. For more information, visit www.sportdog.com. |
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