Digitally encoded radio tags offer a distinct advantage to researchers because each coded tag transmits a distinct, unique numerical code that differentiates it from all other tags, even those transmitting on the exact same frequency. This permits monitoring studies to be done on large groups of individuals using a single radio frequency.
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Microprocessor-controlled coded radio transmitters. A very small, highly stable and field proven radio transmitter that’s ideal for use as a smolt tag. |
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Small, long-life coded radio transmitters specifically for avian research. Avian NanoTags are the smallest coded transmitters available to bird researchers today. |
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Microprocessor-controlled coded radio transmitters. Track up to 521 transmitters on a single frequency, while retaining the ability to identify individual animals. |
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